Method for coating and draining

Claim 1

THE METHOD OF COATING THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SURFACES OF A CUP-SHAPED CONTAINER HAVING AN OPEN FACE AT ONE END BY DIPPING THE CONTAINER IN A COATING BATH WHICH COMPRISES; MOVING THE CONTAINER, WITH ITS OPEN FACE DISPOSED FORWARDLY OF ITS DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT, DOWNWARDLY AND FORWARDLY INTO THE COATING BATH, LOWERING THE CONTAINER IN THE BATH WHILE REVOLVING THE CONTAINER ABOUT AN AXIS PARALLEL TO THE PLANE OF ITS OPEN FACE UNTIL THE CONTAINER IS COMPLETELY IMMERSED IN THE BATH, CONTINUING TO REVOLVE THE CONTAINER, WHILE FULLY IMMERSED, ABOUT SAID AXIS WHILE CONTINUING FORWARD MOTION OF THE CONTAINER THROUGH THE BATH WITH THE PLANE OF THE FACE OF THE CONTAINER MOVING SUBSTANTIALLY PERPENDICULAR TO THE SURFACE OF THE BATH UNTIL THE OPEN FACE OF THE CONTAINER IS DISPOSED REARWARDLY OF THE DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT, MOVING THE CONTAINER UPWARDLY TO REMOVE THE CONTAINER FROM THE BATH WHILE THE PLANE OF THE FACE OF THE CONTAINER IS DISPOSED SUBSTANTIALLY PERPENDICULAR TO THE SURFACE OF THE BATH, CONTINUING ROTATION OF THE CONTAINER DURING UPWARD MOVEMENT TO AN INVERTED DUMPING POSITION WITH ITS OPEN FACE DOWN AND THEREAFTER ROTATING THE CONTAINER TO AN UPRIGHT POSITION TO DISTRIBUTE THE COATING EVENLY OVER THE CONTAINER.

Claim 2

THE METHOD OF COATING THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SURFACES OF A CUP-SHAPED CONTAINER HAVING AN OPEN FACE AT ONE END BY DIPPING THE CONTAINER IN A COATING BATH WHICH COMPRISES; MOVING THE CONTAINER, WITH ITS OPEN FACE DISPOSED FORWARDLY OF ITS DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT, DOWNWARDLY AND FORWARDLY INTO THE COATING BATH, LOWERING THE CONTAINER IN THE BATH WHILE REVOLVING THE CONTAINER ABOUT AN AXIS PARALLEL TO THE PLANE OF ITS OPEN FACE UNTIL THE CONTAINER IS COMPLETELY IMMERSED IN THE BATH, CONTINUING TO REVOLVE THE CONTAINER, WHILE FULLY IMMERSED, ABOUT SAID AXIS WHILE CONTINUING FORWARD MOTION OF THE CONTAINER THROUGH THE BATH WITH THE PLANE OF THE FACE OF THE CONTAINER MOVING SUBSTANTIALLY PERPENDICULAR TO THE SURFACE OF THE BATH UNTIL THE OPEN FACE OF THE CONTAINER IS DISPOSED REARWARDLY OF THE DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT, MOVING THE CONTAINER UPWARDLY TO REMOVE THE CONTAINER FROM THE BATH WHILE THE PLANE OF THE FACE OF THE CONTAINER IS DISPOSED SUBSTANTIALLY PERPENDICULAR TO THE SURFACE OF THE BATH, CONTINUING ROTATION OF THE CONTAINER DURING UPWARD MOVEMENT TO AN INVERTED DUMPING POSITION WITH ITS OPEN FACE DOWN AND THEREAFTER ROTATING THE CONTAINER TO AN UPRIGHT POSITION TO DISTRIBUTE THE COATING EVENLY OVER THE CONTAINER.