Temperature of the electrophoretic lattice frame of the engraved round metal logo
In the electrophoresis process of ‘Engraved Round Metal Logo’, the temperature involved is mainly divided into two parts: the temperature of the electrophoresis paint and the drying temperature, and the lattice coating is usually carried out in the post-electrophoresis stage, which is analysed below: 1.Electrophoretic paint temperatureGeneral range: The temperature of electrophoretic paint is usually controlled between 20~30℃. This temperature range helps to ensure the quality and performance of the electrophoretic paint film.Special case: For workpieces with internal cavities such as passenger cars or cabins of construction machinery with complex structures, the temperature of the electrophoretic paint liquid may need to be controlled between 30~34℃ to ensure the electrophoretic effect.Temperature control: In high temperature or continuous production, the temperature of the lacquer will rise obviously, at this time, the lacquer needs to be cooled, which can be done by circulating underground water cooling, cooling tower cooling or forced cooling by freezer. In the cold climate of winter, it is necessary to warm up the heating, such as the use of heat exchangers and other equipment. 2.Drying temperatureGeneral range: The drying temperature after electrophoresis is usually between 160 and 180°C, and the drying time is 30 to 60 minutes. This temperature range and time setting helps to ensure that the electrophoretic paint film is fully cured and forms a hard, corrosion-resistant protective layer.Specific adjustments: The drying temperature and time need to be adjusted according to the type of electrophoresis paint and the requirements of the workpiece. For example, some electrophoresis paints may need to be dried at higher temperatures or for…
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In the electrophoresis process of ‘Engraved Round Metal Logo’, the temperature involved is mainly divided into two parts: the temperature of the electrophoresis paint and the drying temperature, and the lattice coating is usually carried out in the post-electrophoresis stage, which is analysed below:
1.Electrophoretic paint temperature
General range: The temperature of electrophoretic paint is usually controlled between 20~30℃. This temperature range helps to ensure the quality and performance of the electrophoretic paint film.
Special case: For workpieces with internal cavities such as passenger cars or cabins of construction machinery with complex structures, the temperature of the electrophoretic paint liquid may need to be controlled between 30~34℃ to ensure the electrophoretic effect.
Temperature control: In high temperature or continuous production, the temperature of the lacquer will rise obviously, at this time, the lacquer needs to be cooled, which can be done by circulating underground water cooling, cooling tower cooling or forced cooling by freezer. In the cold climate of winter, it is necessary to warm up the heating, such as the use of heat exchangers and other equipment.
2.Drying temperature
General range: The drying temperature after electrophoresis is usually between 160 and 180°C, and the drying time is 30 to 60 minutes. This temperature range and time setting helps to ensure that the electrophoretic paint film is fully cured and forms a hard, corrosion-resistant protective layer.
Specific adjustments: The drying temperature and time need to be adjusted according to the type of electrophoresis paint and the requirements of the workpiece. For example, some electrophoresis paints may need to be dried at higher temperatures or for longer periods of time.
