Advantages of Dip-Spin Coating

Dip-Spin coating is a method of coating an object by placing it in a mesh basket and submerging it in a coating solution. The basket is then removed, and it is centrifugated at high speed to leave on the surface only a thin and homogeneous coating.

Dip Spin Coating has a number of benefits for your fasteners:

• Economical method for bulk processing small parts such as fasteners, nuts, bolts and Screws.
• Repeatable when even coverage is required like for threaded parts.
• Well-suited for high-production coating.
• Transfer efficiency is high, normally 98% or more.
• Thin coating Dip-Spin coating can produce very thin coatings ranging from 8-25 microns.
• Dip-Spin coating meets current and future environmental regulations.
• Dip-Spin coating can coat complex shapes and provides complete coverage of hard-to-reach areas.
• Dip-Spin coating avoids hydrogen embrittlement associated with zinc electroplating.
• Dip-Spin coasting provides high resistance to chemical and galvanic/bi-metal corrosion.
• Dip-Spin coating can produce anti-corrosion coatings without the disadvantages of hazardous waste disposal, or use of pickling or plating solutions.
• Dip-Spin technology is compatible with all major coating types used in fastener finishing.
• Dip-Spin can create a tough, durable coating that is abrasion-corrosion, and ear-resistant.