MAC Installs Eco-friendly Powder Coating System that Reduces Painting Time by Half
SpecialChem
- Jun 21, 2012
MAC Automation Concepts, Inc. recently installed a powder coating system. According to the owner, this new method should allow MAC to decrease the time it takes to ship by increasing the number of parts coated at once and by reducing the entire painting process time by half.
Powder coating is an advanced and cost effective method of applying a protective finish to products. A dry free-flowing powder is first applied electrostatically and then cured under heat creating a tougher finish than liquid paint. Powder coating ovens require less exhaust than solvent-based curing ovens there by the energy savings is significant.
Benefits include being an environmentally friendly process the powder coating process emits zero or near zero volatile organic compounds (VOC) unlike solvent based painting. Powder coating produces less hazardous waste when compared to liquid coatings. Recycling overspray achieves nearly 100% usage. Customers will like the thicker coating achieved without running or sagging creating smooth, scratch resistant, texture free surfaces that will last for years.
About MAC Automation Concepts
Established in 1980, MAC Automation Concepts, Inc. has earned a solid reputation for quality, innovative products and conscientious service. Staffed with experienced and dedicated personnel and supported by state of the art design and fabrication equipment, MAC has the resources to insure consistent quality and support. Products include Conveyors, automatic box-fill systems, part/runner separators, under-press chutes, diverters, and part / resin containers; weigh scales and trunk-line systems.
Source: MAC Automation Concepts
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