Development of Equipment for Mass Cataphoresis Painting

Kamil Hylák; Zbyněk Matuška; Petr Drašnar; Jan Kudláček; Jakub Horník

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.952.92

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Development of Equipment for Mass Cataphoresis Painting

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This paper describes the development and operation of a small parts coating device in an electrophoretic manner. The cataphoretic coating process is nowadays highly desirable and generates a continuous coating against corrosion. The aim of the research is to find solutions or innovations to coat small parts in bulk. Small parts are inserted inside the device and painted in a cataphoretic manner. Painting is based on rotary device and random contact between small parts and cathode.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 952)

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92-98

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April 2019

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Kamil Hylák, Zbyněk Matuška, Petr Drašnar*, Jan Kudláček, Jakub Horník

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Anti-Corrosion Protection, Bulk Cataphoresis, Cataphoresis Drum, Cataphoresis Line, Cataphoretic, Cataphoretic Coating Small Parts, Electrophoresis

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