Looking to Paint For Acoustic Enclosure?

 

When it comes to choosing the best paint for acoustic enclosure, there’s nothing like doing some research and finding the most helpful and honest reviews on it.  Acoustic Enclosures are designed for DIESEL GENERATOR range from 10 to 2000 kVA. They control noise level upto 55dB(A). So it’s important when you apply a paint you have to consider that it permits moisture and air, as well as sound, to move more freely in a closed environment.

Zigma Paints Pvt. Ltd., almost highly recommends our powder coated Zigmacoat® paint finish on entire canopy. We feel that powder coating for acoustic enclosure is superior to paint and that it is the best choice in terms of price and quality. Because in this type of product Acoustic paints are norms for noise pollution. With this paint you can reduce conversation-level sounds coming through your acoustic enclosure.

 

Benefits of powder paint for acoustic enclosure

·        True eggshell sheen

·        Washable & oil/food/stain proof

·        Ideal for high-traffic residential & commercial areas

·        No VOCs or solvents, asthma-free & hypoallergenic

·        Superior coverage & excellent durability

·        Odorless, allowing for quick tenant turnaround

·        Naturally mold-resistant due to high pH content

·        Meets highest standards in Material Health with C2C

·        No ashing like other mineral based paints

·        Enhanced color, luminosity, depth and beauty

·        Allows for best indoor air quality with negligible TVOC

·        Recommended for use in homes, offices, hospitals & schools

 

Procedure of powder paint for Acoustic Enclosure

The first step in either painting process is to sandblasting the product after it has been finished. In projects that are being repainted, sandblasting is used to remove any old coatings still on the product. The medium used for sandblasting can range widely from biodegradable options such as walnut shells to produced steel grit. Sandblasting strips all surface oxidisation of steel so that it rusts within hours when exposed to the correct atmosphere. Keeping this in mind, it will be important for the product to remain in a dry environment after sandblasting.

The next step is to start applying the powder. The operator shall begin with a zinc-based primer applied by means of a special electrostatic or corona gun. First, the powder is physically attracted to the workpiece, so the spray is minimal. Second, if you try to apply a powder coat that is too thick in an area, the positive charge density will actually remove the powder and prevent it from being applied too thickly.

Once the powder is applied evenly to the workpiece, it is moved from the powder coating bay to the oven where it is heated to the primer gel. After the primer is heated or "freezed," it is moved back to the powder coating booth where the finish coat is applied. The final coat is usually a customer-driven colour and is applied in the same way as the primer. The last stage is to bake the product in the oven until it is completely cured and ready to go to the next stage of production.

We are having a large number of satisfied customers manufacturing acoustic enclosures. The paint for acoustic enclosure, which is placed in the exterior, must have a coating system with very good external durability. For this application we recommended our Zigmacoat® range of Pure Polyester (PP) & PU powder coatings.

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