Best for bulk fasteners and hardware, dip spin processing applies coatings into recessed geometries

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Allegheny Coatings' dip spin lines have automated delivery using robotics and fully integrated controls. The parts are loaded into weight-optimized baskets, submerged into a coating bath, then spun to use centrifugal force to eliminate pooling of the coating on the surface of the parts. A twist cycle to re-orient the parts within the basket is used to ensure full coverage of the part surface. 

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Dip spin processing is best for the

following type of parts: 

• Small to medium sized parts, often less than 0.5lbs each and in bulk quantities

• Smooth, flat surfaced parts

• Deep recesses

• Complex angles

• Nuts, bolts, washers, springs, nails, clips, pins, and brackets

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Dip spin processing is available in both Fremont, IN and Ridgway, PA locations