STRUCTURAL INSUATED PANEL (SIP) LAMINATING
Evans Midwest, is a leading manufacturer of structural insulated panel (SIP) laminating systems, including PUR systems are designed to dispense one-part, moisture cure polyurethane adhesives that are not compatible in a roll coating process. These extremely fast curing products have been specifically formulated as a structural adhesive for laminating oriented strand board (OSB) to expanded polystyrene (EPS) cores, as typically used in structural insulated panel (SIP) construction.
Standard Features
- Bulk adhesive stand with day barrel, Zenith® pump, controls, heated hoses, and desiccant column
- BE 824T traversing gantry with Eco-Track® dispensing heads and water spray system
- On-board electrical enclosure with PLC-controlled sequence of operation
- Operator interface (HMI) with color monitor
- Heavy-duty transport conveyor with power rollers and stainless steel drip pans
- VP 418C vacuum press(es) with Busch™ vacuum pumps
- Maximum panel size is 8 ft X 24 ft (2.4 X 7.3 m
Optional Features
- Vacuum table
- Outrigger framework for vacuum shuttle table
- Heating and cooling cycle indicator light with buzzer
- Front-mounted vacuum gauge
- Oil-sealed, rotary-vane, single-stage, air-cooled and direct-driven Busch vacuum pumps
- Unwind stand for vinyl roll(s)
- Emergency stop system
- Available in 4×8, 4×10, 4×12 and 5×8-footsizes
Our SIP Offerings
SIP Equipment Features
Bulk adhesive stand with heated day barrel, Zenith® pump and electronic controls
Patented adhesive nozzle utilizes stainless steel pin, Tefl on® seals & special compression fittings
Patented dispensing head with 24 nozzles per foot for uniform adhesive coverage
12-inch wide adhesive manifold with individual shut-off valve
Traversing gantry with four 12-inch manifold assemblies and water misting system
Water misting system with one stainless steel spray gun per manifold
Applications for SIP
Architects today are faced with the task of designing energy-efficient building enclosures for homes and offices. Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) are a great option that can help achieve these energy-efficiency goals. SIPs do an excellent job of slowing down the transfer of heat, air, and vapor throughout the assembly. Such an airtight assembly with great thermal resistance can result in a durable and high-performance building enclosure.
