Do you know about powder coating systems?

In our aesthetically oriented world, it's important to make every aspect of our lives look their best as possible. A small way to achieve this is through powder coating. Powder coating technology is the latest method to create coatings on objects without the use of solvents. Instead of solvent-based paints, charged powders are sprayed onto a surface and heated to an object, usually metal, to create a relatively hard, wear-resistant and tough surface. Powders are produced by using a mixture of thermoplastic or thermoset polymers, aluminium, MDF, fused epoxy or acrylic polymer particles and pigment powders. They are all heated in an extruder and then flattened to cool. The cooled result is then divided into pieces and ground into powder.

To use the powder, you have to use an electron gun to spray the charged powder onto the surface of the object. You can choose to choose different powder spray guns. Corona charging guns use electricity. Friction charging uses friction. The bell-shaped charge gun throws powder against the perimeter of the bell to create an electrical charge.

After painting the object, place it on top of the powder coating oven. Depending on your production capacity, you can use an oven that allows you to add customizable compartments to increase production capacity. You can set productivity and cure cycles and set layout requirements. You can customize your installation to allow single or multiple trips.

You can connect all these devices to a fully automatic powder coating system. With a fully automated system, you can have a more efficient production line, which reduces your waste disposal costs and lowers your company's energy consumption. You can also provide just-in-time production, which reduces inventory and thus costs.

WX-K2-A AUTOMATIC POWDER GUN SYSTEM

WX-K2-A AUTOMATIC POWDER GUN SYSTEM

AUTOMATIC GUN +CONTROL UNIT + CONTROL CAINET