Cataphorese

Cataphoresis is a painting technique that consists of immersing the part in a water the part in a water-soluble paint bath, putting the part in cathode and cathode and causing the paint particles suspended in the bath to migrate in the bath by means of electric current, from the anode to the cathode. The interior of the workpiece is also treated, since the hollow bodies are. The interior of the workpiece is also treated, since the hollow bodies are reached thanks to the self-insulating effect of the paint during electrolysis. The uniform thickness of about 20𝝁 does not affect the threads and bores. Processes used: - Coatings ''on the spot'' from small to large series