3 reductions with maskingless thin film spray application!
Case studySpray Valve reduces “time,” “cost,” and “hours”
Point of this case
The advantages and disadvantages of spray valves that are often used in the automotive industry.
You can see the benefits of using a precise spray valve.
You can see specific examples of use.
Features and Challenges of Spray Valve
Features
A spray valve is a product that emits liquid in a mist form by simultaneously emitting air from outside the liquid outlet.
Since thin films can be made over a wide area in a short period of time, they are used for painting body and parts, as well as for adhesion/sticking of interior and exterior parts.
Challenges
As it becomes finely mist-like, it scatters around the area or soars into the air, so it may take time for human work such as masking on areas that are not painted and cleaning the surrounding environment regularly as a countermeasure.
Advantages and demerits of spray valves
Benefits
Demerit
Can be applied extensively in a short time
Masking is required for parts that you don't want to paint
Can be applied in thin film
Because it dances in the air, there is a lot of waste of liquids.
Our spray valve, FSV-1, has precision unique to Dispenser manufacturer, and by selecting 12 types of Nozzle and 2 types of application modes according to the required application shape and application range, it reduces scattering, realizes detailed application and maskingless spray application.
Various applications are possible in combination of Nozzle and application mode
FSV-1 contributes to three reductions through precise spray application
Reduce Masking masking work
Cut Costs Reduction of Material Costs
Minimize Cleaning Reduces cleaning time and number of times
Application examples in the automotive industry
Apply primer to fix the exterior parts.
Oil is applied to the cap parts of the tank.
Apply grease to prevent friction of impane parts.
Application of substrate coating agent to electrical substrate.