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Electrocoating is an immersion coating process wherein electrically charged particles are deposited out of a water suspension to coat a conductive part. During the process, a positive charge is applied to the paint bath and a negative charge is given to the parts to be coated. The paint particles, which are suspended in water allows an electrical current to transfer from one paint particle to the other till it spreads to the part where the paint particles electrically attached themselves to the surfaces of the part. The coated parts are then processed through a bake oven where the paint is melted onto the part for fusion bonding and then heated to form a hard film to coat the part. Request Sample Due to its ability to coat even the most compound parts and assembled products while fulfilling the specific performance requirements, electrocoating is used widely in the industry as a means to coat products in various categories such as appliances, automobiles, automotive parts, transformers...