Custom Industrial Uses of Electrostatic Powder Coating Systems News - China Manufacturers

Product Series

Technology first, Quality as promise

Spraying complex workpieces has good permeability

Advanced charging technology with flexible spray design, forming good penetration ability.

Intelligent electrostatic charging and control technology

Fully automatic third-generation "TCC" total energy charging technologyManually selectable "KCC" constant current charging technology.

Superior coating effect and re-spray function

It can overcome the reverse ionization effect and Faraday shielding effect, makethe spraying effect more stable, and ensure the coating quality.

Edit settings

The parameters of current, voltage and gas volume can be preset according to different shapes of workpieces and coating requirements, saving repeated adjustmentime, and up to 100 formulas can be preset.

Article title
Article summary
Article content
Multi Field Search

Industrial Uses of Electrostatic Powder Coating Systems

If you want to know more about the Industrial Uses of Electrostatic Powder Coating Systems, the following articles will give you some help. These news is the latest market situation, trend in development, or related tips of the Industrial Uses of Electrostatic Powder Coating Systems industry. More news about Industrial Uses of Electrostatic Powder Coating Systems, are being released. Follow us / contact us for more Industrial Uses of Electrostatic Powder Coating Systems information! Ramseier Koatings Technologies (ZS) Company Limited are committed to offering efficient powder coating equipment to customers globally. Through the years, we have successfully exported high-tech electrostatic powder coating equipment to Italy, Australia, France, Switzerland, Australia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, New Zealand, and North Africa.

18 2025-07

[Automatic Spray Booths] What Is The Purpose of Electrostatic Powder Coating?

The working principle of electrostatic powder coating is almost identical to that of traditional electrostatic spraying using liquid coatings. The key difference lies in the fact that powder coating involves the dispersion of powder particles, rather than atomization.