Dip-Spin Coating

Dip-spin coating is a process whereby we place the product in a mesh basket, submerge it in a coating solution, and spin it around to remove the excess coating. The temperature and viscosity of the coating, immersion time, spin direction and velocities, and the cure method are among the variables that allow users to customize a process recipe to achieve precise, highly repeatable results.

Coating Systems, Inc. provides bulk coating of smaller parts up to 3 pounds each and as small as fractions of an ounce. Dip-spin coating also provides anti-corrosion and anti-wear properties as a dry film.

barrel of custom coated hex nuts

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Our guide to dip-spin coating will delve into the application, advantages, and outcomes of this process to help your industrial machinery and fixtures last longer. We’ll collaborate with your team and engineers to develop the optimal coating for your items to meet your exact specifications and standards.

Dip-Spin Coating Technology

Dip-spin coating technology is compatible with all major coating types used in fastener finishing. Think of coatings that combine high resistance to chemical and galvanic/bi-metallic corrosion with UV stability as well as anti-galling properties and/or anti-vibration characteristics. Most dip-spin coatings are also compatible with sealants, adhesives and locking patches that are dry to the touch when cured. Specific dip-spin coating types involved include fluorocarbons, zinc-rich, ceramic-metallic (aluminum-based with organic or inorganic topcoats), and waterborne systems.

steel screws after dip spin
hex bolts with dip spin coating

The Dip-Spin Coating Process

The dip-spin coating process consists of cleaning, application, and curing. The parts are first cleaned and then pretreated to remove oxides. Once the pretreatment dries, we place them in the wire mesh basket and then submerge in the coating solution. This process is repeated as necessary. Once the coating is properly applied, the products are spun at high-speed to remove unnecessary and excess coating. The products are then placed in a state-of-the-art curing oven for finishing. Coating Systems, Inc. only uses the best technology to perform this process, and we have perfected it over the years. That’s why you can trust us with your dip-spin coating needs.

The Advantages of Using Dip-Spin Coating

Dip-spin coating has a number of benefits for your products:

Why Choose Coating Systems, Inc.?

Coating Systems, Inc. has more than four decades of knowledge and expertise. When you want the best in the industry, choose us. Whether you need dip-spin coating, coating for rubber seals, custom coating, or any of our services, we are ready and willing to give you the best service possible. Contact us today or view our website for more information.