Application field
E-coating Industry Cases
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Car Industry
Automotive Body
The electrophoresis coating line is one of the common coating processes used in the automotive manufacturing industry. It uses electrophoretic coating technology to cover the surface of the automotive body with paint evenly to protect and beautify the appearance of the vehicle. The following are the applications and mainstream types of electrophoretic coating lines in automotive bodywork.
E-coating line for lorry compartments
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E-coating line for car bodies
Electrophoretic coating has high paint utilization, fast speed, and strong adhesion.
E-coating line for lorry frames
Electrophoretic coating has high paint utilization, fast speed, and strong adhesion.
Automotive Parts
Automotive Parts
The electrophoretic coating is commonly used for the surface coating of automotive parts, especially metal parts such as frames, rear ends, doors, hoods, engine parts, and wheels. The application of electrophoretic coating on auto parts has the advantages of uniform coating, strong protection performance, environmental protection high efficiency, and excellent adhesion, which makes it one of the widely used coating processes.
E-coating line for Engine Parts
Small Electric Cars
Small Electric Cars
Electrophoretic coating is applied to a wide range of miniature car parts, including body parts, interior accessories, chassis, and suspension components, as well as wheels and hubs. It provides a high-quality coating for these miniature car parts with corrosion resistance, durability, and aesthetics, enhancing the quality and performance of miniature cars.
Moto Tricycle
Power Moto Tricycle
The electrophoretic coating is widely used on power tricycle components and has the advantages of strong corrosion resistance, uniform coating quality, high paint utilization, and good adhesion and durability, which help improve the quality and life of power tricycles.
E-coating line for Power Moto Tricycle
Electric Appliances
Electric Appliances
Through electrophoretic coating, household appliance parts can obtain a uniform, durable, and good anti-corrosion coating, increasing their appearance quality, and service life. At the same time, electrophoretic coating also has the advantages of a high paint utilization rate and environmental protection and is widely used in the field of home appliance manufacturing.
Stainless Steel Products
Stainless Steel Products
Electrophoretic coating can also be used on stainless steel products to add aesthetic appeal, enhance their surface protection, or provide special functional requirements. Examples include stainless steel furniture, kitchen equipment, stainless steel doors and windows, and railings.
Aluminum Products
Aluminum Products
The electrophoretic coating is commonly used on various aluminum products to provide corrosion-resistant, weather-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing coatings. For example, aluminum alloy windows, doors and window frames, aluminum parts for automobiles, home decorations, electronic product housings, industrial equipment, and mechanical parts, and through the electrophoretic coating, aluminum products can obtain a uniform, durable, and corrosion-resistant coating to improve the quality and reliability of the products.
Castings
Castings
The electrophoretic coating is more commonly used on castings to provide a corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing coating. For example: automotive engine parts, industrial machinery parts, compressed air equipment parts, and architectural decorative castings. With electrodeposition coating, castings can be given a uniform, durable coating with good corrosion resistance, improving the quality and life of the product.
