All products and services
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Function for preventing hole filling and paint management of holes.
Clogging of bolt holes and drainage holes is an important issue that can lead to both assembly defects and the recurrence of rust.
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Management of non-painted areas to prevent masking defects.
Paint adhesion to the screw parts or contact points can lead to assembly defects or electrical conduction issues, even if it occurs in just one location.
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Assembly complaints caused by poor film thickness.
A coating that is too thick or too thin will result in defects. We will explain the management of film thickness from three aspects: dimensions, rust, and appearance.
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Film thickness and posture management to prevent dripping defects.
The sauce is generated not only by the skill of the operator but also by three conditions: film thickness, viscosity, and component posture.
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Standardization of painting conditions to prevent color unevenness.
Color unevenness is not just a visual issue. Quality differences arise from four conditions: stirring, dilution, film thickness, and curing.
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Foreign matter management to reduce defects on the painted surface.
Foreign matter contamination is not just a problem in the booth. We will explain measures against surface defects by dividing the sources into four categories.
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Countermeasures for the causes of blisters that appear later.
Invisible swelling defects at the time of shipment can lead to complaints a month later. Managing moisture beneath the coating is important.
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Management of three factors to reduce pinhole defects.
Even small holes can affect rust prevention performance. We will organize measures against pinholes based on three factors: oil, moisture, and air.
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Substrate management to prevent rust recurrence after delivery.
Even if the product is in good condition at the time of shipment, red rust may appear after two weeks. We will explain the management of the substrate at the edges, holes, and welds.
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Initial response measures for paint peeling complaints.
Before changing the paint, check the three pre-treatment items for peeling during assembly. We will organize the causes of poor adhesion from a field perspective.
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Measures for Filling Holes and Handling Complaints
The paint accumulation around the hole is a critical inspection point that can lead to assembly defects and drainage issues.
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Countermeasures for Masking Defects
Adhesion to areas where it should not be applied can lead to assembly issues or poor electrical conductivity.
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Measures for Defective Film Thickness Complaints
Whether the coating is too thick or too thin, it affects corrosion resistance and assembly accuracy.
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Countermeasures for Sauce Defect Complaints
Appearance defects caused by paint dripping occur due to excessive film thickness or irregularities in viscosity management.
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Color blemish prevention measures
Color variations and uneven coloring are influenced not only by the paint but also by film thickness and drying conditions.
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Measures against foreign substance contamination complaints
The blemishes and debris on the painted surface are caused not only by the painting booth but also by the processes before and after.
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Blister claim countermeasures
The invisible swelling defects at the time of shipment are related to moisture residue and insufficient substrate treatment.
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Pinhole claim countermeasures
Small holes in the coating may be caused by the surface of the material or the drying conditions.
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Rust recurrence complaint measures
Even if there are no visible issues at the time of shipment, I will explain the causes of red rust appearing during storage or after delivery.
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Measures for paint peeling complaints
Defects in which the paint film peels off during assembly may be caused by the pretreatment rather than the paint itself.
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Blister prevention and insufficient chemical treatment
Blister defects may be caused by insufficient chemical treatment. I will explain the importance of adhesion and corrosion resistance.
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The cause of the blister that will appear in a few months.
Blisters that occur months later, even if there are no issues at the time of delivery. This explains the relationship between internal corrosion and pre-treatment.
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The relationship between blister defects and moisture.
Blistering defects may be caused by moisture or corrosion rather than paint. I will explain the phenomena occurring within the paint film.
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The blind spot of pinholes and insufficient drying.
Insufficient drying after cleaning may be the cause of pinholes. I will explain the defects caused by residual moisture.
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The chain of pinholes and insufficient degreasing.
The degreasing process, which is often overlooked in pinhole prevention measures, will be explained in terms of how residual oil can lead to a decline in quality.
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The relationship between pinholes and internal gas.
Pinhole defects that are likely to occur in die casting and casting. This explains the relationship between internal gas and pre-treatment.
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Aluminum paint peeling and surface roughness
Peeling paint on aluminum products may be caused by surface roughness. I will explain the pretreatment that affects adhesion.
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Reoccurrence of paint peeling and abnormalities in the previous process.
The paint peeling that does not improve even after reviewing the baking temperature. I will explain the relationship with the often-overlooked previous processes.
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Is the paint peeling due to insufficient pre-treatment?
Most paint peeling is caused not by the paint itself but by inadequate pre-treatment. This explains the poor adhesion due to insufficient degreasing and chemical treatment.
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Countermeasures for Poor Adhesion of Coating on Aluminum Die Castings for Communication Equipment
Identify adhesion failures caused by insufficient degreasing. Explain the importance of the often-overlooked degreasing process.
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