APPLICATIONS
01
Interior components
Interior components are made of a variety of substrate materials, from wood to plastic, metal or ceramics. According to shape and size, they can be coated on complete lines implementing combinations of roller coating equipment, curtain coaters, industrial digital printers, vacuum coaters and spray coaters.
02
External components
From the uncoated element to an aesthetically and structurally finished product, components used outdoors can be decorated using our spray, vacuum or roller coating machines, plus ovens, fully integrated into a complete production line.
03
Seals
Special coatings can be applied to gaskets on a roller coater or spray coater. The resulting finish will help preserve the gasket which is subject to severe stress during its lifecycle.
04
Mechanical parts
Special coatings can be applied to mechanical parts to add specific functional characteristics that may increase abrasion resistance or reduce friction coefficient.
05
Clutches and brakes
Glue application or special coatings for automotive componentry are tasks that require correct parameter settings and experience, as well as the right coating equipment.
Focus On
The response to market trends
For companies that work as TIER 1 or TIER 2, establishing good working relations with a car manufacturer is essential. To do so, guaranteeing the highest quality is not, on its own, enough: it’s also necessary to have a coating solution that ensures productivity and efficiency. This is where flatbed systems come into play.
Consistent quality
A coating sprayed on work pieces positioned vertically on traditional floor-mounted or overhead lines tends to undergo the gravity effect: that is, the coating accumulates more on the lower part of the component when it is positioned vertically (to allow the coating spray to reach it better). Thanks to the use of a flatbed coating spray system, this is no longer a problem as the parts can lie flat. What’s more, the system ensures greater coating consistency over time (results are even better when the building in which the line is located is, in turn, isolated and air-conditioned). Consistency is easier to achieve because no parts are placed higher than any others: so there are no ‘lower parts’ to be contaminated, especially if the line is made up of flatbed coating systems and vertical and/or UV curing ovens. Such systems are also more compact and offer higher performance than traditional lines.
Optimised productivity
Compared to vertical spraying units, the flatbed system also has greater flexibility as it can, for example, exploit the entire width of the conveyor belt even with different components, ensuring continuous production. Experience has shown that these new features raise productivity by about 20%, allowing for a faster ROI.
Machines
Case study
MAGAZINE
