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Dip Coating |
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A metal component is heated in an oven. After heating, it is removed and dipped into a bath of powder, which has been fluidised using high volume, low pressure air. The powder melts onto the hot metal, which is then removed from the powder. The heat in the metal allows the powder to flow to form a smooth coating. The coating hardens as it cools, giving a hard-wearing coated surface. |
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Blower Unit 120, provides high volume low pressure air flow for fluidised baths |
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Fluidised Bath 150R, a 5 Litre capacity bath which can be operated from the Pressure Outlet of our Vaccum Forming Machines, or the Blower Unit 120. |
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Fluidised Bath 300, a 50 Litre capacity bath for general use |
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Fluidised Bath 150, a 5 litre capacity bath which fits on top of the 300. Ideal for using experimental materials or coating small components. |
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Fluidised Bath 360, a 200 Litre capacity bath for heavy duty use and coating large components |
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