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Ideal temperature of phosphate rinse




In our industry we are painting with electrostatic paint guns, in our process we have a phosphate rinse coupled with a soap rinse, my question is the temperature of the phosphate should be 100 degrees F, is this correct, if not what is the operating temperature of the phosphate rinse.

Carl Laudansky
alb industries - Canada
2005



Are you having a quality problem? If not, I wouldn't worry too much about the rinse temperature. Generally, this would have very little impact on part quality.

Your more important factors would be rinse quality and dry-off temperature. Poor rinses can lead to adhesion and corrosion resistance problem. Low or high dry-off temperatures can lead to paint problems.

Christian Restifo
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
2005



2005

Dear Christian,

What will happen if dry off temperature is quite high and how does it affect the next process quality. Please explain.

Your help will be highly appreciated.

Manish Chandra
UL - India


Ed. note: Dear Manish, please explain who you are and your own situation rather than driving the topic into the vague and abstract. This site is intended to be about real world finishing problems. Thanks!



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