Surface Preparation (De-slagging, Shot Blasting, Washing, Drying)
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Building a PLOW from Scratch in 3 hours 4K
What happens here
Components are then prepared for the powder coating process. This involves de-slagging, where any welding slag or imperfections are scraped off the metal surfaces. Following this, the parts are sent through a shot blasting chamber. Inside, 20-horsepower electric motors propel small metal BBs at the steel components to thoroughly clean off any remaining dirt, rust, or contaminants. The parts then proceed through a washing station to remove any residue from the shot blasting, followed by a drying chamber to ensure all water is removed. This extensive cleaning and preparation process is essential for the powder coat to adhere properly and for long-lasting corrosion protection.
Goal: Clean and prepare metal surfaces for powder coating.
Tools and materials
- Drying Chamber Unspecified — Removing water from parts before coating
- Shot Blasting Machine Unspecified — Cleaning metal surfaces with propelled metal BBs
- Slag Scraper Unspecified — Removing welding slag and imperfections
- Washing Station Unspecified — Cleaning parts after shot blasting
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