CNC tile grouting machine

Abstract

The invention discloses a numerical control tile slurry applying machine, belonging to the technical field of building machinery. In order to uniformly apply the cement slurry on tiles, the numerical control tile slurry applying machine adopts the following technical measures: a driving roller (14) is connected to a slurry conveying motor (13) by a coupling or a gear or a driving belt or a chain, a conveying belt (1) is installed between the driving roller (14) and a driven roller (17). The slurry conveying motor (13) under the control of a computer can drive the conveying belt (1) and the driven roller (17) by the driving roller (14) to rotate. A slurry tank (2) is installed above the conveying belt (1), the slurry tank (2) is a sealed container with a movable opening, and the upper side of the slurry tank (2) is connected to an air pump by a pipeline. The lower end of the slurry tank (2) is provided with a slurry discharge solenoid valve with a strip-shaped outlet. Tiles (15) can flow through the space below the slurry discharge solenoid valve under the driving of the conveying belt (1), so that the numerical control tile slurry applying machine has the advantage that: the solenoid valve can spray cement slurry with uniform flake shape onto the tiles at a constant speed flowing below the solenoid valve, so that the cement slurry can be uniformly applied onto the tiles.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to a technical field of construction machinery. Background technique [0002] In the construction and decoration industry, tiling (porcelain tiles) is a common common work. Workers apply grout to the tile, stick it to the wall, and then beat it to correct its posture and position, and make it more closely attached to the wall through beating. In this process, the most difficult thing for workers to grasp is the amount and uniformity of the grout applied to the tiles. If too much grout is applied, the tiles will protrude, and it will be difficult to be flush with the surrounding areas. On the other hand, applying too much cement grout will easily cause bricks to be broken during the process of tiling. The tiles were broken. This situation is commonplace. Applying less will cause holes to appear on the back of the tile. [0003] Uniform slurry application refers to two requirements, both of which are indispensable. The first ...

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Problems solved by technology

If too much grout is applied, the tiles will protrude and it will be difficult to be flush with the surroundings. If the cement is applied too little, the tiles will be sunken, and it will also not be flush with the surroundings, making the whole uneven

On the other hand, applying too much cement grout will easily cause bricks to be broken during the process of tiling. broke the tiles

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