Electrostatic Process

Electrostatic Painting is based on a basic law of electricity; opposites attract.

Here's how it works:

The article to be painted is given a negative charge via connection to ground.  The electrostatic paint is given a positive charge and atomized through a special round revolving bell.  Instead of being sprayed on, the paint is actually plated on!

Result: the object attracts the paint droplets just as a magnet attracts iron filings.

The electrostatic force is so powerful that it can actually pull paint around corners.  It wraps paint around the object to give a smooth even coat.  Most important, there is no over-spray, no fogging or drift, no blast  through as with conventional spray guns.  It is amazing, neat and clean.

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This process usually takes place in carpeted offices or other areas in which contamination must be kept to a minimum.  Due to the high transfer efficiency (99%) of the #2 Process  Electrostatic Equipment, this is a "clean" painting process.  There is virtually   NO OVER-SPRAY.