Powder Coating Tips & Tricks for Hard To Coat Areas: HotCoat Elite PCS-1000 - Eastwood
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Mark explains how to USE A VARIETY of tips and nozzles with the Elite HotCoat PCS-1000 Powder Coating System to achieve the BEST RESULTS POSSIBLE!
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Eastwood Elite HotCoat PCS-1000 Powder Coating Gun System
Item #16164
The Eastwood Elite HotCoat PCS-1000 Powder Coating System is a true professional production capable unit featuring a high volume, Gun-controlled Hopper system.
Professional Grade High Volume Gun
Up To 100,000 Volts Of Power
Provides solid Multiple Coat Powder Coverage
Includes 5 Lb Capacity Hopper
POWERFUL HIGH-VOLTAGE CORONA GUN
The High-Voltage Corona Charge design utilizes state of the art electronic circuitry to deliver up to a full 100,000 Volts of consistent, hard hitting flow of power providing the maximum powder coverage and adhesion possible. The Control Unit offers full control over a wide range of voltage output and powder flow settings to fine tune the Gun to allow full powder coverage in tight, intricate areas to larger expanses, provide solid multiple coat coverage or allow the creation of custom effects, even with high metallic content powders.
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I like the setup guys thanks for sharing with me
This was really helpful. Your in a different class guys thank you!
Great !
Smart !
More intrested in the oven
One thing is certain, the PCS-1000 has what it takes to achieve pro level coverage when powder coating!
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I'm wondering why you have the ground wire on the part and not the hook or hanging rack?
Sweet!
Hi there,
When you use the "Black Pogging nozzle", do you change the parameters on your device or just leave them how it is ?
+ what's the theorie of it that you can reach diffucult places with this nozzle ?
Nice job & thank you in advance,
Jeffrey
how to checks covrag e i n powder gravity or gun quality pls reply
I thought that the part would have to be stripped. Please help
Do you have the plans for your powder coating spray booth and oven?
Yes we do! We are in the process of making that happen!
@@eastwoodco is that the oven the yall will be releasing?
So you can spray on to chrome without worrying about it peeling off/ up later on ?
Yup! This will work on chrome!
@@eastwoodco odd as I have been told for years it wont adhere properly to chrome proply over time ,but if your company can back this up in writing I'm sold.
Iwould think you would get a delamination. I'm not a risk taker like that so I'll stick with tried and true. One bad job and your rep is shot!
I bought this system about a month ago. I’ve been waiting for my oven to come in for 7 weeks now so I can’t test it out. I did however build a collapsible spray booth with filtration and a rolling rack to spray and bake. So yesterday I sprayed a motorcycle case cover with gloss black from PP. The hopper fluidized nice. Good powder flow. Wouldn’t stick at all. Oops. Forgot to turn up the KV. So with a setting of about 7KVs it stuck like crazy. Almost no wasted powder. It was coated in 1-2 minutes and appeared very even. The part was hung to the rack by a 4 inch C hook to a swivel hook. A 10 foot 3/4 inch braided copper ground strap was connected to the rack with a welding clamp and the other end to a 5/8 ground rod 8 feet into the ground. By the attraction of the powder I’d have to say that the ground is everything. I also tried using the supplied ground wire clip with my direct ground. Made no difference. All in all? 1st coats a snap. I can’t do multiples until I get my oven.🤬. Stand by.
@@eastwoodco my understanding is, when you shoot chrome, you should ALWAYS sandblast with glass media BUT DO NOT blast to the bare metal, all that needs to be blasted is the top layer meaning just scuffing the top layer , and about 10" away from the part , the zinc in the chrome should never be blasted or that will be one expensive project
Let's see a video of powder coating deep between the cooling fins of a Harley cylinder.
Painting or powdercoating will void your parts warrenty (HD)
Pretty sure you aren’t supposed to spray powder inside that valve cover…
Shouldn't do intakes either, they hold a lot of heat in when you do.
Went to buy the table top oven and you guys don’t have them anymore.
walmart has ovens deep enough and rating at 450 degrees...
The coating solution for a shed. In the real coaters world, you give paint uniform thickness paint promise; spraying by eye is not acceptable, and that is what you are doing here. Wrong, pal.