Coatings filtration
Reduction of defects, increased yields!
Filtration of coatings is needed to ensure that no foreign particles or large agglomerates from the coating are applied to the surface to be coated. This applies to products we are familiar with, such as printing plates, medical films (X-ray), screens, optical lenses, and automotive coatings.
Foreign particles or agglomerates in coatings result in defects, such as spots on a lens or inclusions in car paint, which can lead to rework or in the worst-case complete rejection of the product.
Air bubbles cause defects too, because where there was an air bubble, no coating was applied on the substrate (film, foil, car body,…). Performant special filters in combination with a good filtration process maximizes productivity and ensures that specifications are met and defects reduced or eliminated.
Let's take automotive painting as an example and explain what we mean and what the advantage for you can be in working with us:
Coating systems for interior trim:
Coatings (e.g., hardcoats) can improve the durability and performance of plastic parts in demanding applications. To meet the high requirements, precise filtration is necessary to avoid coating defects caused by foreign particles or gels.
Our filtration technology delivers perfect coating results for headlights, protective covers for sensors, glazing, and more.
A smooth and flawless surface is particularly important for interior parts such as steering wheels or displays, as the driver is only a few centimeters away from the surface he looks at! The customer sees everything!
We offer our filter capsules in black for UV coating systems!
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Car paint
To ensure that manufacturers can deliver a car without visible or functional defects in the paintwork, the four layers of automotive paint are filtered.
Clear coat, base coat, filler, and dip coating; with a layer thickness between 12 µm and 30 µm per layer.
Since paints contain functional components such as pigments in the base coat, it is crucial to filter these paints in such a way that the color tone remains stable while at the same time filtering out the disruptive particles.
In clear coats, on the other hand, all particles and gels must be removed.
ARRANGED has the filter elements for water-based, UV, or solvent-based paint systems!
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