Painting method for vehicles

Coating processes – With post-treatment of coating or coating material – Coating material recirculation or regeneration

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118694, B05C 1500

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052233065

ABSTRACT:
A method for recirculating a waterbased paint in a vehicle painting assembly line includes paint totes located substantially adjacent a circulating tank near the point of application of the paint, thus reducing line length and the cost of replacing the paint in the line. This feature is enabled because waterbased paints, unlike solvent-based paints, are not subject to the same volume location restrictions. By maintaining a supply of paint to a low volume tank within narrow limits, a high volume application requirement can be met. A single line recirculating system is also disclosed for use with either type of paint. A number of features of a working paint system are also disclosed, including orbital welding of the stainless steel tubing, passivation of the line, use of DI water for passivation and flushing of the system, low point drains for the system, limited surge, and the use of smooth bends and transitions to avoid paint sedimentation and buildup.

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patent: 4840138 (1989-06-01), Stirbis
patent: 4939000 (1990-07-01), Dodds et al.

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