3 Types Of Paint Finishing Equipment

 

 

 

E-coating equipment is a vital component in the paint finishing process, offering efficient and uniform coating application. This method involves immersing parts in a tank filled with paint solution. An electric current is then applied to attract the paint particles to the surface of the object, resulting in a durable finish that resists corrosion and provides excellent coverage. E-coating is commonly used in automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications due to its ability to coat complex shapes evenly.

 

 

Powder coating lines offer a durable and attractive finish to various surfaces. These lines involve a multi-step process that begins with preparing the surface for coating by cleaning and treating it to ensure optimal adhesion. Once prepped, the powder is applied using specialized equipment such as spray guns or electrostatic applicators. The powder particles adhere to the surface through an electrostatic charge before being cured in an oven, creating a tough finish resistant to chipping, scratching, and fading.

 

 

This type of paint finishing equipment uses an electric current to deposit a thin layer of metal onto the surface of the substrate, enhancing its appearance and resistance to corrosion. The electroplating process involves immersing the substrate into a bath containing the desired plating material, such as nickel or chrome. The electric current then causes the metal ions in the solution to bond to the surface of the substrate, creating a uniform and smooth finish.

 

Eastman Manufacturing Inc. brings you top-of-the-line paint finishing equipment in Mississauga, Ontario. Our products are known for their efficiency, durability and robustness. You can also contact us for industrial ovens.