ERT
Mechanical
- Dec 19, 1999
- 56
Hi,
I have an industrial application where I need to occasionally spray paint on steel after a rolling mill. The paint is needed to mark defect areas that were detected during the rolling process. Much farther down the processing line (after going through other operations and accumulators) the paint is camera detected to reject the product.
The challenge is to find a quick drying paint so that the paint can tolerate handling by automatic equipment without transfer to the machinery or other product. It would be ideal to dry within 2 or 3 seconds.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
ERT
I have an industrial application where I need to occasionally spray paint on steel after a rolling mill. The paint is needed to mark defect areas that were detected during the rolling process. Much farther down the processing line (after going through other operations and accumulators) the paint is camera detected to reject the product.
The challenge is to find a quick drying paint so that the paint can tolerate handling by automatic equipment without transfer to the machinery or other product. It would be ideal to dry within 2 or 3 seconds.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
ERT
