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AAGAARD A/S design, manufacture and install all types of pollution control systems and finishing lines for the woodworking industry. |
| Year established : |
1965 |
Business : |
Manufacturer |
Cyclones•Filters•
Fans•
Exhaustors•
Handy lacquering equipment•Lacquering cabins•Lacquering lines•
Lacquering walls•
wood dust and shavings extraction systems•
AAGAARD A/S was established in 1965 and through the years we built up great experience within projecting and design of automatic finishing lines and dust extraction system, which is your security for a competent co-operation partner.
AAGAARD A/S design professional dust extraction systems for the wood and furniture industry with fan on the clean air side or dust side of the filter.
High-efficient fans with an efficiency up to 80%.
Energy-saving systems with a 30% energy saving.
Comply with the CE regulations of EU.
AAGAARD A/S produce and supply turnkey finishing lines for the wood working and furniture industries, from spray booths to spray plants with vertical dryer and fully automatic transport systems as well as horizontal path system and suspension conveyor.
AAGAARD A/S have experience in all types of varnish and drying processes as well as lye, stain and wax.
If you would like additional information, advice or a quotation please contact us.
Remember, our know-how is at your service .
AAGAARD-FINNROSE A/S specializes in design, production and installation of the following devices and equipment: dust and shavings extraction systems: filters, fans, piping systems, silos with raking out devices, chamber air-locks, cyclones and push-plate conveyors; complete painting lines: automatic spray painting machines, UV devices, paint dryers, complete feeding/receiving units used in the painting lines; painting lines for joinery: flow coating, monorail conveyors, paint shop walls with full exhaust and air intake equipment; lines with automatic machines for staining, oiling and waxing
 | Belt-driven fans type AVR 250 to 800 Belt-driven fans type AVR 250 to 800 |  | CHAIN FILTER Aagaard module filter type AKF - WDH
Compatible to environment
Reliable
Service-friendly
Fire protection available
Modular construction
Automatic filter cleaning system
Flexible
100% air return system
Minimal maintenance
Fully automatic operation
The Aagaard chain filter is designed to meet the needs of large high volume extraction plants. It is also capable of handling high volumes of waste material that might for example be found in the joinery industry using high throughput moulders and saws etc.
Provided with gravity separation top inlet chambers and large hopper section beneath the filter ensures good collection of coarse and abrasive material with minimum wear and blinding of the filters above.
Periodic or continuous cyclic cleaning is provided by reverse flow regeneration fans to maintain the highest efficiency under all working conditions.
This type of filter can be supplied to handle up to 250,000 m3/h - approximately 150,000 CFM.
|  | Finishing lines 65 m horizontal oven with covered double transfer unit. Complete with flash off section, jet drying section, and jet cooling section. |  | ROTARY VALVE The Aagaard rotary valve is designed to control the flow of waste, such as wood shavings, dust, granulate, corn and a wide range of other materials from collection, transport systems and silos.
The valve prevents air from being discharged with the waste, for example from a cyclone or filter.
The modular construction includes a six sector rotor with replaceable, hard wearing neoprene rubber blades for normal use but on request a fire safe material can be provided for use, with temperatures up to 250oC.
The valve is complete with easily removable reduction gear, fixed speed drive rated at 0.37 or 0.55 kW motor depending on size.
Variable speed units and special valves can be supplied to suit other materials such as paper and millboard. Prices on application.
|  | SILO OUTFEEDER H: To be fitted to the system for further conveyance of the chips.
Aagaard’s silo outfeeder is intended for outfeeding of wooden dust and chips from silo systems in the woodworking industry. The outfeeder is either installed in the silo or constructed as a bearing construction built into a support. From the silo with outfeeder the chips can be conveyed to a wood waste burning system or emptied into a container, van etc.
The silo outfeeder can also be built into silos with internal hidden bottoms or onto a concrete foundation e.g. above the roof of the wood waste burning system.
The outfeeder will be adjusted to the actual silo, the chip type, and the desired capacity.
|  | Staining and lye systems The Aagaard staining system is intended for staining as well as lye and oil treatment of plane and profiled parts of furniture on the under and top side as well as on 4 edges in one pass. If the parts are to be dried after the stain treatment, a drying oven type ABO is mounted behind the staining system. |  | Vertical dryers Application:
Flash-off drying of lacquer and stain on plate-shaped parts. Is installed in-line following the spraying machine, curtain coater and roller coater, or can be used for UV or other flash-off types. FKO replaces the traditional in-line dryer, having lengths up to app. 30 m.
Size of parts: L = min. 350 mm
T = max. 40 mm
Construction
FKO-dryer is constructed of a single steel frame, containing all mechanical, electrical, pneumatic units as well as ventilating ducts.
The outer coating consists of isolated sliding doors, which can be opened for both sides, for control and maintenance.
Electronic operation (PLC) is constructed in a panel, containing all functions for operation of the dryer.
Operational description
Measurement and calculation of charge length = pallet length, are operated by the installed computer, which also operates the filling in/emptying cycle, so that all items are afforded the same dwell time in the dryer.
|  | Window/door lacquering Individually adjusted solutions elaborated with the customer and his products in the centre yield the best results - whether it involves manual systems or fully automatic systems.
A correct surface treatment is a condition of obtaining the best possible result of the final product - furthermore, the system must meet both the laws of the working environment and the exernal environment.
All these elements require
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