Motor Coating

Small Workpieces, Intricate Geometry

Motors are compact with irregular shapes — cooling fins, end caps, and junction boxes all demand extreme spray precision and gun control.

Critical Insulation Film Thickness

Motor coatings do more than prevent corrosion — they provide electrical insulation. Film thickness must stay within tight tolerances; too thin or too thick compromises performance.

Strict Masking for Non-Spray Areas

Shafts, bearing seats, and terminals must stay paint-free. Traditional manual masking is slow, costly, and prone to leaks or missed spots.

High Volume, Fast Cycle Times

Motors are mass-produced standard products. Spray robots must deliver high speed, stability, and 24/7 continuous operation.

High Explosion-Proof Requirements

Motors serve explosion-prone industries like petrochemical and mining. Spray equipment itself must meet strict explosion-proof safety standards.

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