GLOSSARY TERM
Electrostatic Spraying
A method of applying paint using electrically charged particles to improve transfer efficiency and reduce overspray.
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What it is
Electrostatic spraying applies an electric charge to paint particles as they leave the gun. The charged paint is drawn to the earthed surface, wrapping around it for highly efficient coverage.
Why it matters
The wrap-around effect coats awkward shapes and reaches areas that would be hard to cover by conventional spraying, while cutting overspray and material waste. This makes it efficient and clean.
Where it is used on a project
Particularly effective on metal items with complex shapes, such as railings, fencing, lamp posts, and structural steel, where even all-round coverage is wanted.
How NECC approaches it
Where a job suits it, we can use electrostatic techniques to achieve efficient, even coverage on metalwork, reducing waste while delivering a high-quality finish.
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How does electrostatic spraying work?
The paint is given an electric charge so it is attracted to the earthed surface, wrapping around it and reducing waste and overspray.
What is it best suited to?
It is very effective on metal items such as railings, fencing, and structural steel, where the wrap-around effect gives excellent coverage.
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