The pre-treatment process is the most important step in the painting process. You can make a poor coating perform well with an excellent pre-treatment, but a poor pre-treatment can negate the performance of an excellent coating.
For more than 15 years, Delta has been designing and constructing, with advanced technical know - how, coating systems with which bulk products are pre-treated, painted and cured.
In Delta Coating Systems, bulk products and semi- finished articles receivethe finish which is in line with market requirements. Delta offers economic overall solutions for the most diverse application processes. Our metal cleaning systems represent just a part of the Delta product range.
Sophisticated know - how is a feature of many reference plants. Our cleaning systems fulfill the expectations demanded and the qualty requirements in rough daily use.
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WHAT TYPE OF A CLEANING SYSTEM YOU NEED?
5 Major Factors Determine The Size and Type of a Cleaning System
1. The Treatment Process
2. The Shapesof the Workpieces
3. Their Dimensions
4. The Number of Pieces
5. The Type of Heating
IMPORTANT!
The following criteria should be taken into consideration when planning a metal cleaning system.
The cascade principal for water savings
Recycling of raw materials = Minimized waste treatment requirements, chemicals are recovered
Effective heat recovery = Considerable energy savings
Dip Pre-Treatment Systems:
These systems are preferred for low production lines mostly, and its lower manufacturing cost comparing to spray washer systems. The systems are tailor-made for each particular application and designed in precision to receive the best coating finish. Dip pre-treatment systems can be easily suited to existing space conditions.
Dip Surface Preparation
1. Liquid Tanks
2. Baskets carrying Workpieces
3. Hoists (Automatic / Manuel )
4. Exhaust Fan
5. Interior Lightning
6. Personnel Working Platform
7. Steam Trap ( Checimal Steam is gathered and exhausted through this unit )
8. Dry-Off Oven ( automatic or Manuel Oven Doors )
9. Oven Heater
10. Electric Panel
Spray Washer Systems:
Spray washers are the most preferred method for surface preparations, especially for high production lines. Our systems are readily adaptable to many applications. The systems employ acid or alkaline cleaners, followed by water rinses, conversion coatings and selaers. Deionized water may be used as a final rinse to minimize any contaminants on the substrate.
The metering of chemicals is automatic for all active baths.
Spray washers usually have from two to seven stages, but may have more depending on the desired qualty of the final finish
Automatic Spray Washer.
1. Liquid Tanks
2. Top Vertically Mounted Pumps (No leakage)
3. Automatic Level Control Unit
4. Filters
5. Nozzless ( Installed and positioned in a way that the cleaning agent gets in touch with the whole workpiece )
6. Non-skid or Grated Flooring Over Tank
7. Access Door
8. Conveyor