Aluminium sections powder coating plant
Aluminium Section Powder Coating Plant, as the name implies is a plant that applies coat on aluminium sections. Coating is done to achieve desired finishing for aluminium sections. Powder coating is the best method, followed by anodizing and painting. The process of powder coating of aluminium sections comprises several steps. It is basically a process within which electrostatically charged paint is sprayed onto the sections.
Powder coating is beneficial in many ways, as this gives a broad colour option, as well as is environment friendly. Customers do not have to worry about the coating peeling or chipping, as the coating is thick and bonds well to the aluminium.
Process includes:
- The process starts with pre-treatment of the surface of aluminium sections, which involves removal of grease, dust and other foreign particles.
- The next step is to use an electrostatic spray gun for spraying the powder.
- The other step is to heat sections in a curing oven.
- The last step is to let the sections cool off.
Offered powder coating plant include:
- Electrostatic Powder Coating Gun
- Powder Recovery Booth
- Powder Curing Oven for oven
- Heavy Duty Trolley with Track
- Overhead Trolley with Track
Power Source Options:
- Main Power Supplies 415 Volt, 50 Hz, 3 phases, 4 wire A.C. system only.
Heat Sources:
- Electric
- Gas (Natural or LPG)
- Fuel Oil
- Steam
- Other Fuel Mixtures
Specifications
- Ensure powder recovery up to 95-96 % depending on particle size distribution in the powder
- The powder coating booth enclosure is made from 18 SWG GI Sheets.
- The cyclone recovery unit couples to a powder coating booth by a joint powder suction ducting.
- The cyclone made from 18 SWG GI Sheets and the cyclone stand made from heavy duty angle.
- The closed Sheet Steel enclosure system calls a bag filter. We recommend the powder collection unit fitted after the cyclone recovery unit.
- It is controlled to spread out the powder in air which is powdered throughout by the cyclone.
- Access to the interior of the oven, fan, and heating chamber
- Temperature Ranges up to 250°C.
