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What is electrostatic spray? • 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 workpiece using normal spraying methods, and is then accelerated toward the workpiece by a powerful electrostatic charge. Process provides excellent "wrap" of coating around the part, even on sides opposite the spray gun.

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What is electrostatic spray?Electrostatic coatingis a manufacturing process that employscharged particlesto more efficiently paint a workpiece. Paint, in the form of either powdered particles or atomized liquid, is initially projected towards a workpiece using normal spraying methods, and is then accelerated toward the workpiece by a powerfulelectrostatic charge. Process provides excellent "wrap" of coating around the part, even on sides opposite the spray gun.HistoryDeveloped in 1938 by Harold Runsburg to improve spray depositionLead to achieve material transfer efficiency levels of up to 98% and significant reductions in overspray, resulting in dramatic cost savings and reduced VOC emissions in a wide range of applications, in many different industriesImportancesWidely used in automobile and aircraft industriespest control in agricultureElectrostatic Spraying.How Its Done.PreparationsThe materials wanted to be coat is cleaned to bare metal.SandpaperBench grinderPreparations is different for different materials.

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SprayingTribo charging gun

By increasing the flow speed of the powder and constricting the spray gun bore an electrostatic charge is imparted to the powder particles and no powerful electric fields and lines of force develop between the spray gun and the object.Electrons are discharged to the ground

Finishing Metal are placed in an oven and heated to temperatures that range from 160 to 210C (depending on the powder).To obtain the final solid, tough, abrasion resistant coating.NEGATIVE POSITVEsmall electrode, which createshigh voltage electricity

paint particles travel at a slow speed through they become negatively charged.

DISADVANTAGE1. Strict safety precaution

Explosion and FireAn electrical charge or spark can easily ignite flammable liquids. Paint thinners and cleaners are highly flammable.Heat StressBreathing masks, hair caps and special anti-static clothing can keep you safe from most electrostati c spraying dangers. Electrostatic ChargeBefore any painting starts, all equipment must be checked and properly grounded within 10 feet if not chances for a shock increase. PollutionPaint solvents are atomised once sprayed and become volatile organic compound vapours (VOCs) that at high concentrations these vapours can cause headaches, drowsiness if inhaled and also cause skin exposure.

(VOCs) areorganic chemicalsthat have a highvapor pressureat ordinaryroom temperature.

11DISADVANTAGE2.The Faraday Cage EffectLower density of field lines will occur on interior corner Friction charging = no high voltage that generate free ions or produce electric field. friction charging of powder particles depends on each particle being rubbed against the barrel of the spray gun.

ADVANTAGE1. No Overspray(Cost Effective)The primary advantage is an increase in transfer efficiency. (45% - 90%).2. Fast DryingThe electrostatic paint cures completely overnight allowing to resume with no interruption.3. DurableElectrostatic paint creates a strong bond comparable to powder coating. 4. Go Green!Painting process releases less paint particles into the air giving it distinct green advantages.5. Factory FinishAchieve the professional look needed to be successful with electrostatic painting.