Electrocoating
“SLICK” E-COAT
We manufacture fasteners used on trucks and other heavy equipment. We are currently using a dip spin painting process. One of our customers has suggested we consider having them coated with cathodic epoxy electrocoating. Apparently the E-coat film is so good that it creates too much friction. Is there an E-coat material that might be available for applications like this?
Read MoreVoids In E-Coat Film
We manufacture wheels in India. Our component is an automobile wheel consisting of an outer circular rim and an inner disc. The problem is that a small zone nearer the interface (rim-disc) is not getting E-coated on a few of the components (approximately 10%). Our E-coat preparation process includes alkaline clean and phosphate. Can you help me with the causes of this problem and counter measures?
Read MoreWhite E-Coat
Our company sends many of our steel stampings out for black epoxy E-coat. Is it possible to get white epoxy E-coat?
Read MoreBlistering Around Seams
I work at a large automotive manufacturer and was recently assigned to the phosphate and E-coat process. Occasionally we are getting blisters on the top right corners of the hatches. The blisters form right where the weld seam is. Could you give us some suggestions for things to consider?
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Flexible Thickness Measurement
Instrument handles variety of coatings, thicknesses and substrates
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Rethink Your Cleaning Process
Modern vapor degreasing systems are environmentally friendly, save energy
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Electrocoating Fasteners
What are the equipment and coating options for coating and curing fasteners?
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