As a responsible manufacturer, your environmental footprint matters. A compressor electrophoresis line from TIMS is an inherently green technology. We specialize in water-based coating systems that have near-zero Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), helping you easily meet or exceed the most stringent environmental regulations. Furthermore, the e-coating process itself is remarkably efficient. Our systems are designed with advanced ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis stages that reclaim and recycle unused coating materials, resulting in a transfer efficiency of over 95%. With a TIMS compressor electrophoresis line, you can achieve a superior protective finish while championing a safer, cleaner, and more sustainable manufacturing process.
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TIMS Group Company was firstly founded in 2003 in Shenzhen City. It is a professional company engaged in the research and development, design, production, installation, commissioning, sales, after-sales service, and technical consulting of automated, information-based, greening energy saving and intelligent enamel spraying, high-temperature enamel firing equipment, dust-free painting, powder coating, electrophoresis and other coating equipment, logistics and conveying equipment, robot automation and other non-standard automation equipment. It is a national high-tech enterprise, vice chairman unit of China Enamel Industry Association, benchmark enterprise of China Enamel Industry Association, intellectual property demonstration enterprise of Guangdong Province, contract abiding and trustworthy enterprise of Guangdong Province, specialized, refined, special and new small and medium-sized enterprise of Guangdong Province, innovative small and medium-sized enterprise of Guangdong Province, gazelle enterprise of Dongguan City, member unit of China Household Electrical Appliances Association, and member of the Enamel Technical Committee of the National Standardization Technical Committee for Metal and Non metal Coatings.
If you are looking to reduce labor costs and improve the consistency of your finishing process, automation is the key. TIMS specializes in engineering a fully automated compressor electrophoresis line. We can design the system with robotic loading and unloading, eliminating the need for manual handling of heavy parts. The entire multi-stage process—from pre-treatment and e-coating to rinsing and curing—is managed by a central PLC, operating as a continuous, synchronized system without the need for operator intervention at each stage. A TIMS automated compressor electrophoresis line allows you to run a highly productive, 'lights-out' operation with minimal labor and maximum quality control.
Premature rust on compressors, especially around welds and edges, is a clear sign that your current coating method is failing to provide complete protection. Spray painting often leaves microscopic gaps and thin spots in these critical areas, giving corrosion a foothold. At TIMS, we solve this fundamental problem with a compressor electrophoresis line. Its unique immersion and electrochemical deposition process forces a uniform layer of coating into every seam, crevice, and sharp edge, creating a seamless, pinhole-free barrier. This total coverage is the only way to guarantee the long-term corrosion resistance required for HVAC and refrigeration units, eliminating field failures and protecting your brand's reputation for durability.
Achieving a uniform coating thickness on a complex, three-dimensional object like a compressor is nearly impossible with manual spraying. You inevitably get runs, sags, and thin spots. The solution is the self-limiting nature of the e-coating process. On a TIMS compressor electrophoresis line, as the coating deposits onto the part, it becomes electrically insulating. This insulation effect automatically forces the current—and the coating particles—to seek out the remaining bare metal areas. The result is a perfectly even film thickness across the entire surface, every time. This is how a TIMS compressor electrophoresis line replaces guesswork with predictable, scientific precision.
Overspray from conventional painting can mean that 50% or more of your expensive coating material ends up as waste. This is a major drain on profitability. The alternative is the highly efficient, closed-loop system of an e-coating line. A compressor electrophoresis line from TIMS is designed for maximum resource efficiency. The parts are dipped directly into the coating, and any material that doesn't adhere is kept within the tank. Integrated ultrafiltration systems then recycle this material back into the process. The result is a material utilization rate that consistently exceeds 95%, drastically cutting your paint consumption and waste disposal costs, leading to a rapid return on investment.
The automatic spray painting production line has greatly improved our coating consistency. The robotic system ensures precision and saves a lot of labor costs.
We have been running the enamel production line for over a year. It is stable, reliable, and the coating quality is excellent. Highly recommend for water heater tank manufacturing.
The electrophoresis production line for compressors delivers strong anti-corrosion coating and reduces rework rates. Very satisfied with both the equipment and technical support.
This powder spraying line integrates pre-treatment and coating seamlessly. It improved our efficiency by nearly 30% and the finished shells look flawless.
Great investment! The automated production line not only increased our output but also helped us meet environmental standards with lower emissions and less paint waste.
Absolutely. A key part of the service from an expert manufacturer like TIMS is the custom design and layout of the system. A well-designed compressor electrophoresis line is engineered to integrate seamlessly into your existing workflow, matching your production speed and fitting within your available factory footprint to create a smooth, continuous flow of production.
In a compressor electrophoresis line, the terms refer to the polarity of the part being coated. While both exist, the cathodic process (where the part is the cathode) is the universal standard for high-durability applications like compressors. Cathodic e-coating provides significantly superior corrosion and chemical resistance, which is why it is the exclusive focus for high-performance systems.
Yes, it is one of the most environmentally responsible coating methods available. The compressor electrophoresis line uses water-based paints with extremely low levels of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). The process is highly efficient with a closed-loop system that recycles unused coating, leading to minimal waste and a cleaner, safer manufacturing environment.
The primary benefit of a compressor electrophoresis line is superior corrosion protection, often exceeding 1,000 hours in salt spray tests. Other key advantages include a precisely uniform coating thickness (even on sharp edges), high material utilization (over 95%), a very low environmental impact due to water-based coatings, and the ability to fully automate the process for high-volume production.
Compressors have complex shapes with many welds, seams, and edges that are impossible to cover consistently with a spray gun. A dedicated compressor electrophoresis line is essential because its immersion process guarantees 100% coverage. The electric field drives the coating into every crevice, providing a complete, seamless barrier against corrosion, which is the number one cause of premature compressor failure.
A compressor electrophoresis line is a highly automated industrial system that applies a protective coating through a process called electrodeposition or "e-coating." The compressor shell is submerged in a bath of water-based coating particles. An electric current is then applied, causing the particles to migrate and deposit onto the part, forming a perfectly uniform, tightly bonded film over the entire surface, which is then cured in an oven.