TIMS COATING: The Experts in High-Performance Finishing Systems

<p>Industrial painting coating equipment is generally divided into two categories: liquid finishing systems and powder coating systems. Liquid systems include equipment for spray painting, dip coating, and advanced processes like electrophoresis (E-coat). Powder coating systems include electrostatic guns, application booths, powder recovery systems, and high-temperature curing ovens.</p>

<p class="md-end-block md-p md-focus"><span class="md-plain md-expand">In the industrial world, the terms are often used interchangeably. However, "painting" typically refers to the application of a liquid decorative or protective layer, while "coating" is a broader term that can include powders, enamels, and other functional layers. Modern painting coating equipment can often handle both, depending on the system design.</span></p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>You should consider an automated painting coating equipment system if your goals include high-volume production, absolute consistency in finish quality, reducing material waste, or improving worker safety. Automation removes human variability, leading to a more efficient and predictable process with a strong return on investment.</p>

<p>Transfer efficiency is the percentage of paint or powder that adheres to the part versus the amount that is wasted as overspray. It is a critical metric for any painting coating equipment. High transfer efficiency, achieved with advanced electrostatic guns and proper booth design from TIMS COATING, directly translates to lower material costs and a cleaner environment.</p>

<p>Yes, but each substrate requires a different approach. We design specialized painting coating equipment tailored to the material. Metal often involves powder coating or E-coating. Plastics and wood are heat-sensitive and require liquid spray systems with low-temperature curing methods, such as infrared or UV ovens.</p>

<p>A turnkey painting coating equipment system means that TIMS COATING manages the entire project as your single, expert partner. This includes the initial process design, engineering, fabrication, installation, integration, and operator training. It ensures all components work together seamlessly and simplifies the entire process for you.</p>