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  1. Guesty

    IR Ovens

    I am looking for a IR oven that can be moved on and off line in our powder coating facility. I will be needing it to flash off water contamination in our products. Is their anyone that has experience in IR Ovens and if so what advice can you give me? Many Thanks Guesty
  2. Guesty

    WATERMARKS IN POWDER COATINGS

    WillRimmeR, Thank you for your response. We are currently investigating higher temperatures to flash off the water, in the form of adding an IR oven into the process. Another test we are trying is drying the components in a vacuum - this lowers the temperature the water boils off at but may...
  3. Guesty

    Water Marks on Powder coated parts

    Thank you for replying!! To reduce our cycle time we are investigating adding another oven to the line so that pre-heat can still be achieved but only takes one cycle. An alternative to this is that we are investigating a vacuum system that can remove all moisture prior to leaving the MecWash...
  4. Guesty

    WATERMARKS IN POWDER COATINGS

    We currently powder coat our steel products. Before they are coated they are cleaned in a Mecwash machine. We are experiencing problems in the way of water sitting in hidden parts and only becomes noticable once coated. We currently sending parts through the oven before coating and then back...
  5. Guesty

    Water Marks on Powder coated parts

    We currently powder coat our steel products. Before they are coated they are cleaned in a Mecwash machine. We are experiencing problems in the way of water sitting in hidden parts and only becomes noticable once coated. We currently sending parts through the oven before coating and then back...
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