How many spraying methods are there for automotive sheet metal fabrication?

In the fabrication of automotive sheet metal parts, if the internal space is small, such as internal welding, the welding torch should be considered. 6.2 If the thickness is less than or equal to 1mm, shrinkage or burns are likely to occur after welding, which is caused by welding deformation. The three main spraying methods are as follows:

Flat light: can be divided into matt, flat, high light, about 60-90 meters of coating thickness, about 90-120 meters after spraying

Sand grain: can be subdivided into fine sand and coarse sand. The thickness of the spray coating is about 50-80 μm and it is about 80-110 m after injection.

Orange pattern: It can be divided into small orange pattern and large orange pattern. The spray thickness is about 90-120μm, and it is about 120-150m after injection.

The coating thickness will exceed the above thickness.

• 1. Flat light: Advantages: beautiful appearance, good printing effect; Disadvantages: high cost, high spray repair rate, easy to scratch, scratch the surface, cannot be repaired, and it is difficult to spray high light. Avoid the use of light as much as possible, especially in the case of avoiding light, it is easy to deal with protrusions on the large chassis.
• 2. Sand grain: Advantages: not easy to scratch, low cost of spraying; Disadvantages: the surface oil is easy to remove, and the printing effect is not as good as ordinary orange peel.
• 3. Orange pattern: Advantages: not easy to scratch, good printing effect, easy to remove surface oil, spraying cost is slightly higher than sand, but much lower than plain. Disadvantages: The aesthetic level is slightly lower than that of the plain.
• 4. The paint color is as uniform as possible, and the main product color of our company is used, which is convenient for suppliers to order powder.
• 5. Try to use one spraying color to reduce spraying costs, greatly improve fabrication time, and reduce the probability of supplier coating errors.
• 6. Silver powder should be avoided. Silver powder is a silver-containing compound, and the price of powder is twice that of ordinary powder. It is difficult to spray, and it is easy to produce defective products.