Paint Technology Handbook

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CRC Press, Sep 27, 2007 - Mathematics - 240 pages
Modern paints and coatings offer an astounding variety of formulations that are used to improve the durability, appearance, and lifespan of countless products. From cars to furniture, computers, and mechanical components, paints and coatings play a vital role in nearly every manufactured product available. Written by an industry insider with more than 30 years of experience, the Paint Technology Handbook provides a primary, one-stop resource for designing and operating optimal paint and surface finishing systems. The book examines system components and how surface preparation affects performance. It describes the chemical components of paints, relevant color theories, and analytical methods used for color matching and control. The book presents a complete evaluation of liquid paint application technologies, including spray and electrodeposition techniques. Concluding chapters cover curing, testing methods for finished materials, quality control techniques, and performing cost analyses.
 

Contents

Chapter 1 Part Preparation Processes and Equipment
1
Chapter 2 Paint Components
55
Chapter 3 Liquid Organic Coatings
75
Chapter 4 Paint Manufacturing Process
91
Chapter 5 Color Matching and Color Control
95
Chapter 6 Liquid Paint Application Systems
105
Chapter 7 Transfer Efficiency and Spray Technique
143
Chapter 8 Spray Booths
153
Chapter 9 Curing
161
Chapter 10 Testing Paint Materials
169
Chapter 11 Quality Control
177
Chapter 12 Cost Analysis for Finishing Systems
191
Index
217
Back cover
225
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