The dry-off oven with forced circulation of warm air and a built-in generator, consists of two chambers. The first chamber is equipped with an air exchanger and the second chamber is a traffic zone. The oven works on the principle of forced hot air circulation. The elements after going through the washing phase are dried-off by hot air jets and warm air circulation provided by a fan system.

The next step is manual application of the powder paint in the spray booth. After leaving the drying oven, the parts are cooled down and wait for spraying. They drive into the booth where the paint is applied manually with a spray gun. It is also possible to apply the powder in an automatic cycle with the use of painting robots. To enable better suction of excess powders during operation and to facilitate cleaning, the construction of the cabin has been designed in a way to eliminate the phenomenon of powders sticking to the side walls of the booth.

The last stage of the powder coating process adheres the powder to the metal product. A powder coating conveyor line will move the batch from the coating booth to an appropriately heated bake oven for curing. Heat allows the polymer system to permanently bond to the metal and offer a sleek, uniform and durable coating without drips or blemishes. The product leaves the oven and cools before leaving the powder coating line for packaging or assembly.

Due to the fact that the powder paints we use are solvent-free, no vapours are released. The oven can achieve a temperature of up to 250°C, this is adapted to the type of elements painted and the powder used. Modern powder paints are characterized by very good thermal insulation and our paint shop enables polymerization at temperatures as low as 180°C, which significantly reduces energy consumption and makes the process even more efficient and environmentally friendly.