Electrocoating is a method of applying various types of coating to electrically conductive surfaces. The required coating constituents are dispersed in water and contained in a special bath. After cleaning and any other necessary preparations, the parts to be coated are immersed in the bath and the coating is applied by the action of electric current. After coating to the required thickness the parts are removed from the bath and excess coating is then rinsed off and recycled. The applied coating is hardened to achieve its performance properties.

Electrocoating Advantages:
High material utilisation - only the parts that need coating are coated
Controllable and consistent thickness enables accurate costing
Ease of automation enables high production rates
Complex shapes easily coated
Engineering tolerances maintained by controlled consistent thickness.
Versatile decorative ability combined with high performance.
High Utilisation efficiency means high material conservation
Water-based application minimises Health & Safety concerns.
Minimised emissions, low VOC.


The Key Is Conformity
Electrocoat conforms to the shape of the part it coats.
Electrocoat conforms to the customers specification.
Electrocoat conforms to environmental objectives.