One more comment on this topic and I'm done. When coating metal parts the
sharp edges and corners can be chamfered or radiused in order to make it
easier to build up the coating thickness as required.
Best regards, Doug
Douglas E Powell
Laporte, Colorado USA
On Fri, Jan 13, 2023, 9:32 AM Douglas
All that said, I have achieved approvals from third party agencies when we
did multiple coatings. The problem with multiple coatings is that when you
apply it electrostatically, then the insulation value of the first coat
makes it difficult to apply a second or third coat.
Doug
Douglas E Powell
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I have investigated powder coatings for basic insulation in the past. And I
had one primary concern that I was never able to fully resolve, and that
has to do with the coating thinning out at corners and edges of metallic
parts. Because of the surface tension of the coating as it is applied on
edg
Dear experts,
Does anyone has expeience about powder coating used as insulation? For example,
powder coated bus-bars do not require additional spacings for basic insulation.
I found one article below, but there are no details.
https://knowledge.ulprospector.com/11788/pc-the-basics-of-powder-co
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