Ecoat

Electro-coating, often referred to as e-coat, is a method of organic finishing which uses electrical current to deposit paint onto ferrous and non-ferrous surfaces. The process works on the principle of "opposites attract" and is an economical alternative to standard coating systems. E-coat provides an even highly corrosion resistant coating on complex surfaces and eliminates runs, drips and sags.

The entire process incorporates a set of environmentally responsible parameters which are heavy metal & HAPS free and complies with RoHS standards.

E-coat Process Capabilities

Part sizes up to 9ft
Fast Turn Around
100% Coverage on Complex Parts
High Volume
Uniform Film Thickness
Superior Edge Coverage

E-coat Applications & Properties

Excellent Corrosion Protection - Exceeds 3000 hours salt spray testing ASTM B117
Meets or exceed numerous automotive, industrial, military and OEM specifications
Suitable for aluminum, copper, magnesium and ferrous metals
Excellent coil coating alternative for HVAC, Evaporators & Condenser Coils
Outstanding coverage - penetrates hard to reach areas and sharp metal edges
Suitable as a cost effective primer for most powder & liquid topcoats
Temperature resistance up to 400°F

E-coat Eight Stage Process

Alkaline clean - remove a wide variety of oils and particle soils
Overflowing rinse
Deposition of zinc phosphate conversion coating - increases corrosion protection
Overflowing rinse
Final rinse
E-coat bath - electrical deposition of black epoxy finish
Post rinses
Bake/Cure Oven

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