Electrostatic painting is an advanced industrial and commercial painting technique that provides spectacular results in a variety of applications. It provides an exceptional finish, both durable and attractive, for metal objects and surfaces like machinery, assembly lines, railings, fences, office furniture, windows and doors.
How does electrostatic painting work?
Specialized equipment atomizes and electrically charges the particles of paint, causing them to repel each other and spread out more evenly as they exit the spray nozzle. The metal object or surface that is being painted is grounded and given an opposite electrical charge so that the paint particles are attracted to it for tight, smooth adhesion.
What are the results?
- Paint is evenly distributed for an incredibly smooth surface.
- Resists buildup of dirt, oil and bacteria for years.
- Even hard-to-reach areas are thoroughly coated.
- Very little paint is lost in overspray, reducing waste and mess.
- Restores a factory-finished look to nearly any metal item.
In order to achieve the spectacular results that electrostatic painting is famous for, the painting contractor must be skilled, knowledgeable, and thorough in every stage of the process. Painters USA will properly clean and prepare every surface that will be painted, and carefully mask or tape all non-painted parts or adjacent surfaces.
Electrostatic painting is available for a host of industrial and commercial painting applications, and can be performed with a variety of enamels, epoxies and urethanes.