A rotary coating machine is an automated coating device designed to achieve uniform and efficient coating by rotating workpieces while coordinating with spray guns. The 4-division and 8-division rotary spray painting machines are common types, known for their precise positioning and stable rotation speed. These machines are particularly suited for handling small components like screws, meeting multi-angle coating requirements.
The recently developed 4-index rotary coating machine by Big Toyo secures workpieces on a rotating platform and rotates them at specific angles (usually 90 degrees, i.e., 4-division). This coordinated process with spray guns ensures quick, uniform, and efficient coating. Its operation consists of the following steps:
Securing the Workpiece: Screws are fixed onto fixtures to ensure stability during rotation.
Rotating the Workpiece: The rotating platform drives the screws at a steady speed, enabling full coverage during spraying.
Spray Coating: Spray guns apply the coating evenly to the rotating screws.
Indexed Rotation: After one spray cycle, the platform table rotates to the next set angle (e.g., 90 degrees) for the subsequent spray zone.