Chemicals & Coatings
Keep pigment cuts tight and lines running
In coatings and specialty chemicals, off-spec particle distribution is a rejected batch. Our machines hold tight cuts on pigments and powder coatings, de-lump gently without fracturing, and survive solvent and dust environments with sealed, ATEX-compatible builds.
Typical working context · Chemicals & CoatingsWhat runs through the mesh
Your material not listed? That is what the sample test is for — send it and it goes on file with numbers.
What keeps chemicals & coatings engineers calling
Tight top-cut on pigments
Multiple decks hold D98 cuts while ultrasonic energy prevents electrostatic blinding on organic pigments.
Explosive dust environments
ATEX-certified motor and grounding options for organic powder and aluminium environments.
Abrasive wear
Hardened screens and wear-liner packages extend mesh life on TiO₂ and mineral pigments.
Solvent-borne liquids
316L liquid filters with sealed motor hoods clarify solvent-based inks and varnishes continuously.
Build options this industry orders
Design targets and documentation expectations the machines are configured against.
- ATEX option
- SUS316L wetted parts
- Sealed dust design
Case studies in this industry
325-mesh zinc powder cut held at 800 kg/h with ultrasonic deblinding
Hold a continuous −325 mesh guard cut at ≥ 800 kg/h with shift-length mesh intervals.
Glaze line switched from bags: 12 m³/h clarified, zero consumable spend
Clarify glaze continuously at line rate and eliminate bag consumables.
Screening chemicals & coatings materials — before you buy
Describe the material and the cut. The reply states the recommended series, its limits for your case, and what a sample test would add.