Liquid paint can be applied in many different ways determined by: the product, the volume, the quality requirements and other factors.
Application method: handheld spray guns, high volume low pressure (HVLP) guns, automatic guns, automatic rotary bells or disk.
>> Spray equipment: non-electrostatic or electrostatic.
>> Typical paint is used for such wet on wet process is epoxy or polyurethane. Paint is normally baked.
Painting components with corners & crevices
>> Spray cannot reach each & every area.
>> In addition, if the component needs high corrosion resistance, then electrophoretic technology will be more appropriate for depositing the primer paint and is followed by spray with top coat of paint.
>> Typical components requiring this technology are auto components.
Painting large components
>> These are shot blasted, can be given a zinc phosphatelayer followed by primer coat of paint which is either applied through manual spray or electrostaticspray.
>> This is followed by spray top coat (normally polyurethane acrylic) and is forced to dryat 70-80°C temperature.
>> Also for plastic parts, spray painting is used.

Liquid paint can be applied in many different ways determined by: the product, the volume, the quality requirements and other factors.
Application method: handheld spray guns, high volume low pressure (HVLP) guns, automatic guns, automatic rotary bells or disk.
>> Spray equipment: non-electrostatic or electrostatic.
>> Typical paint is used for such wet on wet process is epoxy or polyurethane. Paint is normally baked.
Painting components with corners & crevices
>> Spray cannot reach each & every area.
>> In addition, if the component needs high corrosion resistance, then electrophoretic technology will be more appropriate for depositing the primer paint and is followed by spray with top coat of paint.
>> Typical components requiring this technology are auto components.
Painting large components
>> These are shot blasted, can be given a zinc phosphatelayer followed by primer coat of paint which is either applied through manual spray or electrostaticspray.
>> This is followed by spray top coat (normally polyurethane acrylic) and is forced to dryat 70-80°C temperature.
>> Also for plastic parts, spray painting is used.