Metal Coat

The control consul works for two operating modes called as Pneumatic and electric driven for supplying metallizing wire to the spray nozzle. In the first mode the spray gun is hand held and pulls the wire into the nozzle to get atomized. Where as in second mode the Arc Spray Gun (DC Drive) is attached to an electric driven motor to pull the wire into the spray system.

When there is a need to operate the spray gun in Lathe Tool post or robot Arc Spray Gun (Air Drive) is recommended for manual operation as it is light in weight.

The system is completely mobile and is mounted with trolley wheels for the ease of movement according to the need of operation, A high velocity air facility is inbuilt in the control panel to increase the velocity of the particle for enhanced deposition efficiency, bond strength and fine spray.

Features:

• The system can switch over between electric driven and pneumatic motor driven spray gun (just by a selector switch).
• The control panel inbuilt with power source is tiltable, thus causing easy repairing and maintenance when needed.
• The system is a diode based with no complex electronic circuit involved. Rugged design perfectly suits for continuous production work.
• In 600Amp. the Control Console is detachable and movable from Power Source.
• The system is available in 250, 400 , 600 Amp. Capacities.
• Arc spray control system
• 250 AMP arc spray
• Thermal spray equipment
• Metal spraying system
• Surface coating technology
• Anti-corrosion spray system
• Industrial coating equipment
• Protective coatings
• Arc spraying machine
• Metalizing system
• Corrosion protection technology
• Coating application system
• Thermal spraying solutions
• Spray coating equipment
• Metal deposition system
• Corrosion-resistant coatings
• Thermal spray process
• High-velocity arc spray
• Coating thickness control
• Surface enhancement technology
• Fitted with moisture separator for dry and clean air
  
  
  
  
  

Zinc Wire Coating Machine is used in the thermal spray process (typically arc spray) to apply a zinc coating onto metal surfaces—primarily for corrosion protection. This is commonly known as zinc metallizing or zinc spraying, and it's widely used as an alternative to hot-dip galvanizing.

Arc spray (sometimes referred to as twin wire arc spray) is a process that uses an electric arc to melt wires. The molten metal is then atomised with compressed air to create a spray stream that applies the coating onto the surface being sprayed.

1. Arc spray technology
2. Thermal spray control system
3. Metal coating equipment
4. Surface coating solutions
5. Arc spraying process
6. Coating thickness control
7. Thermal spraying automation
8. Protective coatings
9. Corrosion-resistant coatings
10. Metal spraying systems
11. Wire arc spraying
12. Automated spray systems
13. Coating application control
14. Spray deposition process
15. Thermal spray equipment
16. Surface treatment solutions
17. Precision coating systems
18. Plasma arc spraying
19. Coating quality control
20. Industrial spraying technology