Automatic Coating Line
An automatic coating line is configured, not catalogued: booths, conveyor, drying and controls are assembled around your parts and coatings. This page explains the configuration logic Lynvex applies.
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An automatic coating line is configured, not catalogued: booths, conveyor, drying and controls are assembled around your parts and coatings. This page explains the configuration logic Lynvex applies.
Mixed parts share a line when their coating process is the same: the conveyor and booth openings are sized to the largest part, gun programs or robot paths are stored per family, and curing is set to the most demanding coating in the mix. Where two coatings need different curing, the honest answer is two cure sections or a batch oven, and the proposal will say so.
| Decision | Driven by |
|---|---|
| Conveyor type | Largest and heaviest part |
| Booth count | Colours and coats per part |
| Curing section | Most demanding coating schedule |
| Controls | Number of part families and recipes |
The proposal states the line layout against your workshop dimensions, the stage list with sizes, utilities required and the production rate the layout supports. It is drawn from your drawings and output target, which is why the inquiry asks for both before any price is discussed.
This equipment is supplied with a 12-month warranty. Spare wear parts (guns, nozzles, filters, belts) are listed in the quotation so you can stock them at commissioning.
Complete lines serve factories where coating is a core process rather than a side station: metal furniture and hardware, plastic housings at volume, building components and mixed production that runs all day. The line's value is flow — parts enter raw and leave finished, with no trolleys of half-done work waiting between a booth here and an oven across the building.
Line projects fail on interfaces, not on individual machines: conveyor hand-offs, booth openings, oven entry seals and control handshakes between sections. That is why a line proposal states every section's size and the spaces between them, and why the layout is drawn against your workshop before prices are fixed.
Two routines protect a line's output. The first is loading discipline: hangers and fixtures must present parts at the spacing the spray programs assume, or film build varies along the line. The second is staged cleaning: booths, guns and oven filters each have their own interval, and a single missed interval usually shows up as finish defects a shift later. Commissioning includes a maintenance schedule per section, sized to your coating and shift pattern.
Yes — conveyor and controls can be specified for a second booth or a longer oven. State your phase-two plan in the inquiry.
Send your part drawings, part size and output target. We will confirm the machine or line configuration and reply with a quotation.