From powering our devices to illuminating our skyscrapers, we are dependent on electricity. It is important to protect these power sources from damage and to prevent serious incidents such as static, fire and electrocution. At Precision Dip Coating, we provide electrical protection coatings for many industries including the following:
Electrical Plastic Coating: Most electrical devices and components need protection from dust, liquids and accidental contact with nearby electrical components. Dip coating serves as an insulator, keeping the electrical current safely where it belongs.
Bus Bar Plastic Coating: A bus bar is used to provide a concentrated distribution of high voltage to a series of local receivers. The delivery of large amounts of electricity deserves large protection. Our bus bar coating services are used to insulate and protect voltage carrying components from arcing and shorting.
High Dielectric Coating: In high voltage applications, it is imperative to have as much insulation as possible. Our high dielectric coatings are used to protect parts, tools and components used in high voltage operations.
Coatings are applied via liquid vinyl dip coating for very thick film applications (.040”-.250”) and fluid bed powder dip coating or thick film powder coatings (.010”-.040”).
Our electrical coatings adhere to (but are not limited to) the following industry specifications:
At Precision Dip Coating, we specialize in protecting and insulating all components of electrical applications. If you have any questions about the products we coat or the specifics of our process, please give us a call.
Plastic coatings are one of the most effective solutions for protecting electrical equipment and components and those who use and work on them, especially in high-voltage applications. Here are answers to some of the questions we commonly receive about our electrical and bus bar coatings.
One of the main functions of electrical and bus bar plastic coating is to protect the metal surface from corrosion. The coating forms a barrier between the metal and the environment, preventing contact with moisture, oxygen and other elements that can cause rusting. Additionally, a coat of plastic can help improve the appearance and durability of the metal surface.
Metal finish plastic coatings can be applied to a variety of products to improve their appearance and performance. Some of the most common applications include automotive parts, appliances, and packaging. The coatings can help protect the metal from corrosion, scratches, and other damage. They can also make the surface more resistant to stains and dirt buildup.
The life of the electrical and bus bar plastic coating largely depends on the environment in which it is used. If the environment is relatively clean and dry, the coating can last for many years. However, if the environment is dirty or wet, the coating may not last very long. In general, most coatings will last for at least five years, but they may need to be replaced more frequently in dirty or wet environments.
Natural characteristics of most plastic resins make them ideal solutions for the electrical industry, including:
Yes, plastic coatings offer the combination of insulation and protection high-voltage equipment and tools need to have to maintain safety and work smoothly.
Plastisol is a popular dip coating for electrical equipment and tools used in electrical work, standing up to the challenges of protection in harsh environments. Epoxy, vinyl, polyolefin, Halar™ and nylon are also commonly used for electrical applications, applied by fluidized bed or electrostatic spray.
At the simplest level, plastic coatings keep electricity where it should be, and protect people, animals, other components, and objects from coming into contact with electrical current. Plastisol coatings on tools offer additional protection to workers, especially when working in hazardous weather conditions.
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