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Electrophoresis roll type ultrafilter

An Electrophoresis Roll Type Ultrafilter is a specialized filtration system often used in electrophoretic coating (e-coating) processes. This system is designed to remove excess water, impurities, and contaminants while recovering valuable paint solids during the coating process.

    Key Features

    Roll-Type Membrane:

    A cylindrical or roll-type membrane is used for ultrafiltration, providing a compact and efficient design.

    These membranes allow selective passage of water and low-molecular-weight compounds while retaining larger particles like paint solids.

    Electrophoretic Compatibility:

    Optimized for electrophoresis coating baths, which involve applying paint or coating to a substrate using electrical current.

    High Recovery Rate:

    Recovers paint solids efficiently, reducing waste and enhancing the economy of the coating process.

    Durable Material:

    The ultrafilter membrane is often made from materials resistant to the harsh chemicals used in electrophoretic coating processes.

    Continuous Operation:

    Supports continuous filtration and recycling of the coating bath, maintaining optimal bath chemistry and reducing downtime.

    Technical Specifications

    1. Membrane Characteristics

    l   Type: Roll or tubular ultrafiltration (UF) membrane

    l   Material:

    Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)

    Polysulfone (PS)

    Polyacrylonitrile (PAN)

    l   Pore Size: 0.01 – 0.1 µm (suitable for separating paint solids and ultrafine particles)

    l   Molecular Weight Cutoff (MWCO): 10,000 – 100,000 Dalton

    l   Membrane Configuration: Spiral wound, tubular, or hollow fiber (depending on system design)

     

    2. Filtration Performance

    l   Operating Pressure: 2 – 6 bar (29 – 87 psi)

    l   Flow Rate: Typically 500-5000 liters/hour, depending on the system size and requirements

    l   Recovery Rate: Up to 95% of solids

    l   Operating Temperature: 5°C – 45°C (41°F – 113°F)

    l   pH Range: 2 – 11 (some systems may tolerate up to pH 1 – 13 for cleaning)

     

    3. System Design

    l   Materials of Construction:

    Stainless steel (SS304/SS316) for housing

    Non-corrosive coatings for e-coating environments

    l   Feed Channels: Designed to handle high-viscosity coatings

    l   Cleaning-in-Place (CIP): Integrated CIP systems for maintenance

     

    4. Power & Control

    l   Power Supply: 220V – 480V AC, depending on region and capacity

    l   Control System:

    Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)

    User interface with touchscreen for monitoring pressure, flow rates, and membrane performance

     

    5. Applications

    l   Bath Maintenance:

    Removes contaminants like salts, excess resin, and unwanted particles.

    Maintains consistent conductivity and bath chemistry.

    l   Paint Recovery:

    Separates paint particles from the ultrafiltrate for reuse in the bath.

     

    6. Dimensions & Capacity

    l   Typical System Size:

    Compact systems: 1.2m x 0.6m x 1.5m

    Large-scale systems: Custom-built to fit facility requirements

    l   Capacity: 1000 liters/day to over 20,000 liters/day

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    Electrophoresis roll type ultrafilter
    Electrophoresis roll type ultrafilter
    Electrophoresis roll type ultrafilter
    Electrophoresis roll type ultrafilter

    Applications

    Automotive Industry: For e-coating car bodies and components.

    Appliances: In the coating of household appliances to improve durability and appearance.

    Industrial Coatings: For machinery, tools, and other industrial equipment.

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