Tinplate is coated with protective lacquer by first cleaning and pre-treating the surface to remove any contaminants. Then, a thin layer of lacquer is applied onto the tinplate using various methods such as roller-coating or spray-coating. The lacquer acts as a barrier, protecting the tinplate from corrosion, oxidation, and other external factors that may affect its quality and durability.
Tinplate is coated with a protective lacquer through a process called coil coating. This involves applying a thin layer of lacquer onto the surface of the tinplate using a roller or spray method. The lacquer acts as a barrier, protecting the tinplate from corrosion, oxidation, and other environmental factors, ensuring its longevity and durability.
Tinplate is coated with a protective lacquer through a process called electrostatic spraying. The tinplate is first cleaned and degreased to ensure proper adhesion of the lacquer. Then, the lacquer is applied to the tinplate using an electrostatic spray gun, which charges the lacquer particles and attracts them to the metal surface. This creates a uniform and durable coating that provides protection against corrosion and enhances the tinplate's overall appearance.
