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Ideal for micro-machining! Achieves deburring of holes and double-sided machining in one pass, which was difficult with conventional tools!

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Improvement of quality through optimization of the drying process.

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The quality of the pre-treatment greatly affects adhesion. What processes should be checked before the paint and equipment?

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The true cause of pinhole formation is not the paint, but insufficient gas release. This explains how it can occur even with heating at 60 degrees.

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The cause of blisters is the volatilization and gasification of oils. The simultaneous removal of moisture and oils from the material is the key point for countermeasures.

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The cause of chipping is poor adhesion and insufficient film thickness. A film thickness of over 40 microns can reduce the occurrence rate by 95 percent.

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The true cause of pinhole formation is not the paint, but insufficient gas release. This explains how it can occur even with heating at 60 degrees.

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The cause of blisters is the volatilization and gasification of oils. The key to prevention is the simultaneous removal of moisture and oils from the material.

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The cause of the dripping is the mismatch between paint viscosity and curing temperature. It explains the phenomenon where a 20-degree difference results in a threefold increase in occurrence rate.

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Insufficient degreasing leads to poor adhesion. Explaining the importance of often-overlooked processes.

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Insufficient degreasing leads to poor adhesion. An explanation of the importance of the often-overlooked degreasing process.

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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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Peeling paint on aluminum products may be caused by surface roughness. I will explain the pretreatment that affects adhesion.

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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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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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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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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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The invisible swelling defects at the time of shipment are related to moisture residue and insufficient substrate treatment.

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Appearance defects caused by paint dripping occur due to excessive film thickness or irregularities in viscosity management.

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Whether the coating is too thick or too thin, it affects corrosion resistance and assembly accuracy.

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Adhesion to areas where it should not be applied can lead to assembly issues or poor electrical conductivity.

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The paint accumulation around the hole is a critical inspection point that can lead to assembly defects and drainage issues.

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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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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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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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Color unevenness is not just a visual issue. Quality differences arise from four conditions: stirring, dilution, film thickness, and curing.

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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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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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Defects in the film thickness of metal baked coatings are a cause of quality deterioration. This explains the importance of film thickness management and points for improvement.

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What is the difference between the paint and thinner used in metal baking paint? I will explain each role in an easy-to-understand manner.

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Do you think that adding more thinner makes it easier to paint? Here’s an explanation of the reasons that can lead to poor quality.

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Why do we differentiate between summer and winter thinners? I will explain the impact of temperature on painting quality.

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Countless small holes appearing on the painted surface. We will address the fundamental causes that cannot be solved by merely adjusting the viscosity of the paint.

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Many of the painting defects are hidden in the previous processes. This explains the mechanisms of chemical treatment that influence the durability of automotive parts.

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The reason for the uneven application of the coating was the unevenness of the material. We will unravel the close relationship between the polishing process and painting.

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Even after removing rust and repainting, it rusts again after a few months. The mechanism of rust recurrence that troubles the site and how to break the cycle.

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The issue of paint defects cannot be resolved solely by how to operate the spray gun. We delve into the close relationship between temperature and thinner dilution ratio.

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Even though the same paint is used, the color changes between batches. This is a common cause of color variation in metallic coatings for automotive parts.

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The small hole that appears as a pinhole is a paint defect caused by the overlap of oil, moisture, and material condition.

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The peeling of paint is not just a problem with the paint itself, but is determined by the accumulation of degreasing, cleaning, and drying processes.

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The swelling of the paint film that is not visible at the time of shipment may be caused by moisture residue after pretreatment.

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Surface treatment agents are essential pre-treatments to prevent poor adhesion and peeling of aluminum coatings.

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In the lightweight automotive parts, the adhesion of aluminum coatings and the management of pre-treatment become important.

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It is important to manage preprocessing, film thickness, and baking conditions through records, rather than relying solely on the intuition of skilled practitioners.

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Enhances the design of home appliances in conjunction with pre-painting treatment.

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A powder coating with excellent weather resistance, balancing the aesthetics and durability of building materials.

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