Tinplate is coated with water-based paints through a process called coil coating. In this process, the tinplate is cleaned, pre-treated, and then coated with a water-based paint using a roller or spray method. The paint is then dried and cured at high temperatures to ensure adhesion and durability. The water-based paints are preferred due to their environmental friendliness and ease of application.
Tinplate is typically coated with water-based paints through a process called electrostatic spraying. The tinplate is first cleaned to remove any impurities and then coated with a primer to enhance adhesion. After that, the water-based paint is applied using an electrostatic spray gun, which positively charges the paint particles to attract and adhere to the negatively charged tinplate surface. This method ensures an even and durable paint coat while minimizing environmental impact compared to solvent-based paints.
Tinplate is coated with water-based paints using a process called coil coating. In this process, the tinplate is cleaned and then coated with a primer layer, which helps in improving adhesion. After the primer layer, multiple layers of water-based paints are applied using rollers or spray techniques. These layers are then dried and cured to form a strong and durable coating on the tinplate surface.
