Electrodeposition Coating
Features & Benefits：
- ED coating allows the paint to penetrate gaps and internal structures. Strong adhesion, uniform coverage, superior rust & corrosion resistance.
- Full-part immersion suitable for complex geometries, enhancing production efficiency.
- Water-based coating reduces VOC emissions and meets environmental standards.
- Lead-free eco-coatings compliant with international standards such as RoHS and REACH
Applicable Scope：
- Hardware components, mechanical parts, motorcycle/automotive metal housings, EV components, medical equipment, furniture, agricultural machinery parts, deep-water pumps, and public infrastructure materials.
- Precision metal structures, electronic device enclosures.
- Applications demanding high corrosion resistance or long service life.
Electrodeposition coating is an advanced coating technology that utilizes electrochemical reactions to uniformly deposit paint onto metal surfaces. Its key characteristic is the ability to penetrate complex structures and narrow gaps, forming a complete, smooth, and highly adhesive coating that effectively blocks moisture, oxygen, and corrosive substances, significantly enhancing the product's corrosion resistance and anti-rust performance.
During the processing, the electrodeposition coating not only achieves uniform coverage but also maintains consistent film thickness and appearance. It can be further processed with spray painting or other techniques, meeting both aesthetic and functional requirements. Thanks to its environmentally friendly, energy-saving, and efficient properties, electrodeposition coating is widely used in automotive and motorcycle parts, hardware accessories, outdoor metal furniture, and large industrial components, making it an ideal coating method that combines protection and visual appeal.
