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RAL1016 sulfur yellow electrostatic thermoset powder coating for Office Furniture
The fluidized bed is the original powder coating technique. It is still the primary technique used for the application of thermoplastic powders. The fluidized bed is also used for the application of some thermoset powders where high film build is required. Thermoset powders designed for electrical insulation often use the fluidized bed technique. The parts are pre-heated to a temperature significantly higher than the melting point of the powder. The parts are then immersed into a "fluidized bed" of the coating powder where the plastic powder is melted onto the part.
Electrostatic spray is the primary technique used for thermoset powders. The particles of powder are given an electrical charge in the powder coating gun. The target part is attached to a fixture that is grounded. The electrically charged powder particles are attracted to the grounded part and attach themselves like little magnets to the part. The particles build-up on the surface of the part until it is covered with charged particles and the part surface is charged. At this point the oncoming particles are actually repelled by the charged particles on the part and the coating process stops. This provides an even film thickness.
Thermoset Pros
Testing Items | Standard | Data |
Appearance | Flat And Smooth | |
Coating Thickness | GB/T6554-2003 | 50~70mm |
Gloss(60°) | GB/T9754-2007 | From 2%~100% to All Gloss |
Impact Resistance | GB/T1732-1993 | 50kg.cm |
Bending Performance | GB/T6742-2007 | 2mm |
Cupping | GB/T9753-2007 | 8mm |
Adhesion Force | GB/T9286-1998 | 0 Grade |
Hardness | GB/T6739-2006 | 2H |
Resistant to Salt (1000 Hours) | GB/T1771-2007 | No Change For Coating Appearance |
Humidity And Heat Resistance (1000 Hours) | GB/T1740-2007 | No Change For Coating Appearance |
Chemical Medium Resistance (240 Hours) 5%H2SO4 5%HCl 5%NaOH 5%NaCl | GB/T1763-1979 |
No Change For Coating Appearance No Change For Coating Appearance No Change For Coating Appearance No Change For Coating Appearance |
Heat Resistance | GB/T1735-2009 | It Can Reach Between 220℃/20minutes And 240℃/40minutes According To Color And Different Requirement |