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Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line

 
Why Choose Us?
 
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Rich Experience
Qingdao JOBON Science & Tech Development Co., Ltd, started from 1999 for the designing and manufacturing of powder coating machinery. The company has two worldwide brands: JOBON, PENTOO.

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Wide range of applications
Powder coating equipment can be widely used for all industries, ranging from small car repair shops to busy high automation factories.

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Quality Guaranteed
JOBON Company is continuously taking the leading role in the industry of powder coating and enamel coating equipment and solution. And our JOBON people is keeping hard working toward our expectation: technology makes spraying more perfect.

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Professional technical team
JOBON Company has been dedicated to the powder coating equipment manufacturing field, focusing on research and design. With more than 20years developing time, the company has accumulated 62 patents, and has been awarded as High Tech Enterprise from 2013 and was selected into the provincial "specialized, fined, peculiar and new area" enterprises list in 2020.

 

Definition of Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line

Electrostatic enamel powder coating line is a versatile and efficient way to coat metal surfaces with a durable and protective finish. Powder coating is increasingly accepted as the preferred finishing process for many applications. Increasingly stringent environmental regulations, rising costs in all areas, and demands by consumers for better quality and more durable products are among the challenges facing today's finishers. Powder coatings provide a solution to these challenges and others. Powder coating is the technique of applying dry paint to the component.Electrostatic enamel powder coating line is used in a wide variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, appliance, and construction. Enamel powder coatings can be used to coat a wide variety of metal surfaces, including steel, aluminum, and iron.

 

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Benefits of Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line
 

Environmentally-friendly.
Electrostatic enamel powder will not produce pollutants and harmful gases during the production process, and meet the national production requirements, and promote the development of the electrostatic enamel powder coating line in the direction of functional innovation, healthy and environmentally-friendly, and ecological applications.

Reduce enamel surface defects.
Electrostatic enamel powder is coated by electrostatic spraying. Its working principle is that the electrostatic spray gun adopts the principle of high voltage generation. Under the voltage of 70~100kV, the gun head forms a negatively charged electrostatic field. The workpiece to be sprayed is grounded and the workpiece is in the spray room. When passing through the spray gun, the spray gun begins to spray powder, and the positively charged workpiece and the negatively charged powder are attracted to form a powder coating, which improves the gloss of the enamel surface and reduces the defects of the enamel surface at the edge.

Reduce the coating process.
Electrostatic enamel powder can be used directly without grinding into enamel slurry, and the drying process after spraying is omitted.

Reduce production costs.
After deep processing of enamel frit into electrostatic enamel powder, the utilization rate of enamel material can be as high as 97%~98%. In today's increasing production cost, increasing the utilization rate of raw materials will reduce production costs and bring huge value to enterprise production. At the same time, it can use "two coat and one firing" process, no special decarburized steel plate is needed. Everyone knows that most of the cost of enamel products is spent on steel plates. Compared with ordinary steel plates, the price of an enamel-specific decarburized steel plate is more expensive. The production of steel plates will directly reduce production costs.

 

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Application areas of industrial Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line

Electrostatic enamel powder coating line: From individual components for manual coating to highly automated complete systems. Powder coating is suitable for conductive materials due to the electrostatic process. For example, metals such as stainless steel and aluminum, pre-treated wood and MDF or heat-resistant materials such as glass and ceramics.
Typcal applications:
• Agriculture & construction (construction machinery, tractors, facades etc.)
• Vehicle parts (wheels, brakes, bicycle frames etc.)
• Household appliances (so-called white goods)
• Protective coatings (bridges, containers, solar power plants etc.)
• Wooden furniture

 

Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line: Powder Coating Coverage Formula

 

 

Now that you have all the data you need, you can apply the powder coating coverage formula.
Assumption: The Powder Coating Industry standard is 192.3 square feet of coverage per pound of powder. This pound of powder would be at 1.0 specific gravity and applied at a thickness of 1 mil with 100% transfer efficiency. In other words, this is how much surface a common powder could cover if no powder was wasted and you only needed a thickness of 1/1000th of an inch.
So the formula would be:
Actual Coverage Rate (ACR) = 192.3/Specific Gravity/Mils x Transfer Efficiency (as a decimal)
Example: Powder A has a 1.5 specific gravity and is being sprayed at 2 mils with 50% transfer efficiency. The powder cost is $5.00 per pound. The part being sprayed has 3 square feet of surface area.
ACR = 192.3/1.5 (specific gravity)/2 (mil thickness) x .50 (transfer efficiency)
ACR = 32.05 square feet per pound of Powder A
Next, take your cost per pound and divide it by your ACR.
Cost per square foot = $5.00 (cost of one pound of powder)/32.05(ACR) = cost is $0.16 per square foot of coverage by Powder A
Multiply this cost by the square footage of your part's surface area and you'll know the cost of the applied powder.
Cost Per Part = 3 (square feet of part) x $0.16 (cost per square foot) = $0.48 per part in powder cost.

 

Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line: What Is the Best Thickness for Powder Coating?

 

The normal standard used in powder thickness measurement is the mil, where 1 mil is equal to a thousandth of an inch (1/1000"). So if the manufacturer's specified thickness is 2 to 5 mils, the final cured thickness of the powder should be between 0.002 and 0.005 of an inch. The metric unit of measurement is called the micron where 25.4 microns is equal to 1 mil. Applicators must apply the powder evenly and according to the product specification sheet.

The standard film thickness for a standard powder coating for optimum mechanicals is between 60 and 80 microns (~2-3 mils).

Thickness measurements of powder can be taken before and after curing. Substrate type, thickness range, part shape, and economics determine the best method to be employed.

For uncured applied powders, height measurement can be performed with powder combs and with magnetic gages employing special powder probes. These techniques are destructive and may require recoating the part. Coating powders generally diminish in thickness during the curing process so these procedures require a reduction factor be determined to predict cured film thickness.

Ultrasonic instruments also measure uncured powder, but do so without touching the surface. Instead of measuring powder height, they automatically display a predicted cured thickness result. For after-cure measurement, a variety of hand held instruments are available. These non-destructive instruments employ either magnetic, eddy current or ultrasonic principles depending on the substrate. Less common methods include micrometer measurement, destructive dry film methods such as cross-sectioning and gravimetric (mass) measurement.

Powder coating continues to be the fastest growing of all the finishing technologies. It is an attractive paint-like protective finish that is long lasting, and highly resistant to chips, scratches, and fading. It provides a seamless coating from a virtually unlimited selection of colors, textures and finishes.

Powder coating is a cost effective, one step process that doesn't require successive coats and long curing times. Powder particles used are a mixture of finely ground pigment and resin particles. Charged powder particles are transferred onto an electrically grounded surface. A variety of processes exist for powder application. These applications range from electrostatic spraying for thinner coatings (0.001" – 0.010") to dipping in a fluidized bed for thicker coatings (0.007" - 0.040").

 

Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line: What Is the Difference Between Powder Coating and Enamel?

 

 

Powder coating done properly is tougher than stove enamelling and air drying paints. This means it will take more of punishment before chipping.
There are no solvents used during the application and so it is environmentally greener.
Requires factory processing making a better chance of the component being stripped and blasted, for better corrosion resistance and adhesion.
It produces a more waterproof barrier than liquid paint (for comparable thickness) and therefore offers better protection against corrosion.
To hide metal imperfections, a Powder coating finish can achieve in two coats, what stove enamelling requires in 15 or more coats.
Therefore the price is comparable, or even cheaper than stove enamelling.
Powder coating is more resistant to scratching and marking.
Good quality powder coatings are available in high gloss and have negligible orange peel.
Dirt is easily washed off.
Powder coating can be compounded, polished and waxed like any other paint.

 

Our Factory
 

Qingdao JOBON Science & Tech Development Co., Ltd, started from 1999 for the designing and manufacturing of powder coating machinery. The company has two worldwide brands: JOBON, PENTOO.
JOBON Company has been dedicated to the powder coating equipment manufacturing field, focusing on research and design. With more than 20years developing time, the company has accumulated 62 patents, and has been awarded as High Tech Enterprise from 2013 and was selected into the provincial "specialized, fined, peculiar and new area" enterprises list in 2020.
JOBON Company is continuously taking the leading role in the industry of powder coating and enamel coating equipment and solution. And our JOBON people is keeping hard working toward our expectation: technology makes spraying more perfect.
Powder coating equipment can be widely used for all industries, ranging from small car repair shops to busy high automation factories. It can be used for perfect metal surface powder coating of different types of products: auto parts, wheels, LED radiator, heating radiator, air conditioner housing, washing machine cabinet, water heater tank, kitchen appliance, BBQ grill, extinguisher box, electrical cabinet, industrial shelf, fitness equipment, aluminum profile, security door, steel pipe, gate, fence, cylinder, water meter, air compressor tank, gas tank etc.

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Main Products Development History
 

In 2004, the first generation of electrostatic powder coating machine PF-01A was launched.
In 2004, the high-voltage built-in PF-02K electrostatic powder coating machine was launched.
In 2005, MA3300 high-voltage built-in electrostatic powder coating machine was put on the market.
In 2011, MA3300D digital control electrostatic powder coating machine was launched.
In 2018, the S10 series touch screen electrostatic powder coating machine is launched.
In 2020, M2 digital control electrostatic powder coating machine is launched.
In 2021, the S20 series touch screen electrostatic powder coating machine is launched.

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Ultimate FAQ Guide to Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line
 

 

Q: What are the safety precautions for electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: Follow these painting safety instructions to prevent paint being attracted to the operator: Avoid wearing insulated or rubber shoes; wear shoes with leather soles. Avoid using gloves. If a glove is worn, make sure the palm and the trigger finger are cut out to create direct skin contact with the gun.

Q: Electrostatic enamel powder coating line:What is the meaning of electrostatic coating?

A: Electrostatic coating is a manufacturing process that employs charged particles to more efficiently paint a workpiece. Paint, in the form of either powdered particles or atomized liquid, is initially projected towards a conductive workpiece using normal spraying methods, and is then accelerated toward the work piece by a powerful electrostatic charge.

Q: What ppe do you need to wear while electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: • A breathable air supply or full respirator.
• Safety glasses that seal to protect the eyes from particulates.
• Hard hats in areas where there are machines with moving parts.
• Gloves for hand protection.
• A coverall that protects the wearer from noxious particles.

Q: Hat is the electrostatic process for electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: In this coating process, powder granules are electrostatically charged during spraying with air and attracted to the earthed component as a powder cloud. The powder layer melts when the component is heated and forms a closed coating after cooling.

Q: Electrostatic Enamel Powder Coating Line: What is the purpose of electrostatic coating?

A: Electrostatic coatings offer numerous benefits over traditional paint products. First and foremost, the finish produced of the electrostatic coating is very durable, making it resistant to scratching, peeling and other damage.

Q: What is the difference between electrostatic and electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: Because powder coating is heat cured, it is normally done in the shop rather than on site. Electrostatic painting is a similar process, relying on electrically charged paint and a spray gun, but electrostatic paint does not need to be heat cured, so it can generally be done in the shop or on site.

Q: What is the principle of electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: In this coating process, powder granules are electrostatically charged during spraying with air and attracted to the earthed component as a powder cloud. The powder layer melts when the component is heated and forms a closed coating after cooling. Eps is a very environmentally friendly and economical coating process. Different types of powder coatings can be used to coat different substrate materials and meet different requirements.

Q: Electrostatic enamel powder coating line:What is the electrostatic phenomenon in powder coating?

A: Because opposite charges attract, negative electrons rush toward the relatively positive ground, and positive ions try to escape from the coating layer toward the gun's negative electrode. As a result of this intensive flow of electrons and ions, streamers develop through the layer of powder coating.

Q: How to electrostatic enamel powder coating line coat step by step?

A: The steps for powder coating are as follows:
• Prepare the surface for powder coating.
• Select your powder coating color, texture or finish.
• Apply the powder using a spray gun to provide the charge.
• Continue to spray the parts until covered.
• Move the parts into a curing oven.

Q: What is surface preparation for electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: The first step to prepare a surface for powder coating is to wash away surface soils. Clean, reverse osmosis or deionized water should be used to remove dirt, dust, grime, and grease from the substrate. For tougher soils, you can use a pressure cleaner to remove them mechanically.

Q: How do you prepare a surface for electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: • Remove surface contaminants and coatings.
• Increase the surface roughness.
• Modify the chemical composition.
• Remove abrasive dust.
• Rinse off chemicals.
• Mechanical abrasives.

Q: Electrostatic enamel powder coating line: How do you manufacture powder coating?

A: The powder coating manufacturing process generally consists of six stages. Weigh up, mixing, extrusion, cooling/flaking, grinding, and packaging. It is typically considered both a batch and continuous process.

Q: What is the process of electrostatic enamel powder coating lines?

A: Preheating: Parts are preheated to ensure the powder adheres effectively.
Dip-coating: The next step involves dip-coating the preheated part.
Submerging: The part remains submerged in the fluid bed to allow the powder paint to create a thick, wear-resistant coating.

Q: Is electrostatic enamel powder coating line a growing industry?

A: The electrostatic enamel powder coating lines market is expected to possess high growth potential in the coming years, due to surge demand from the automotive industry coupled with increased industrialization and manufacturing activities.

Q: What are the raw materials for electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: Powder coating is a type of coating that is the size of a micron, comprised of solid raw materials such as resin, and does not contain any solvents. All powder coating raw materials such as pigments, hardeners, fillers, and additives are in solid form and these materials are homogenized by being mixed together.

Q: What is the manufacturing technology of electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: Powder coating is a dry finishing process, using finely ground particles of pigment and resin that are generally electro statically charged and sprayed onto electrically grounded parts. The charged powder particles adhere to the parts and are held there until melted and fused into a smooth coating in a curing oven.

Q: What is the 7 times process in electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: The 7 tank process is a widely used method for surface preparation in powder coating. It involves a series of steps that ensure the surface is thoroughly cleaned, free from contaminants, and properly prepared.

Q: What is the preparation for electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: First, an alkaline cleaner takes off organic liquid and dust contaminants. This stage finishes with two thorough rinses to remove all surface debris and cleaning chemical. Next, the part undergoes an iron phosphate application to prepare the surface for better powder coating adhesion, and improved corrosion resistance.

Q: Electrostatic enamel powder coating line: What is coating manufacturing process?

A: Coating processes are aimed at transferring a liquid onto a web. The simplest forms of coating process rely on the viscosity of the liquid to control the thickness and uniformity. Coatings applied at atmospheric pressure have solvents added to reduce the viscosity and so assisting flow and leveling.

Q: What is the manufacturing process of electrostatic enamel powder coating line?

A: Powder coating product manufacture and quality control
The state of the art technology used for producing industrial powder coatings consists of several distinct stages, namely: Weighing, premixing and size reduction of raw materials. Extrusion of pre-mix, cooling and crushing of the extrudate into chips. Micronising the chips into the final powder.

As one of the leading electrostatic enamel powder coating line manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy high-grade electrostatic enamel powder coating line for sale here from our factory. All our products are with high quality and competitive price.

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