Material Handling System
Transports products through each stage of the painting process while minimizing handling damage.
Paint Preparation System
Stores, mixes, filters, and supplies paint to the spray equipment under controlled conditions. Can be customized as required.
Wet Paint Spray Booth
An enclosed area where liquid paint is applied while controlling overspray and protecting operators. Depending on your criteria, we are able to offer you a vast of choices.
Paint Application Equipment
There are multiples choices of methodology to apply liquid paint uniformly onto the product surface.
Ventilation & Air Filtration System
Removes paint mist, solvent vapors, and airborne contaminants from the spray booth.
Flash-Off Zone/Dwelling
Allows solvents or water to evaporate before the painted part enters the drying oven. Usually carried out in an enclosed area or clean room.
Cooling Zone
This area is dedicated to allow painted products to cool off after oven cured before handling and packaging.
A wet paint coating system is an industrial finishing process that applies liquid paint onto a product surface using spray guns, followed by drying or curing in a controlled environment; unlike powder coating, wet paint uses liquid coatings containing solvents or water, making it suitable for a wider range of materials, colors, and surface finish requirements, and is commonly used in industries requiring high cosmetic finishes, multi-color applications, large fabricated structures, or coatings with specialized properties such as chemical resistance, UV protection, or high-temperature performance; the typical wet paint coating process flow includes Material Loading, Surface Pre-Treatment, Dry-Off (optional), Paint Preparation & Mixing, Primer Application (optional), Flash-Off/Dwell Zone, Topcoat Application, Flash-Off/Masking Zone, Drying/Curing Oven/Ambient Drying, Cooling, and Surface Inspection & Unloading.