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  • 6/3/2021 - A.W. Mercer announces the addition of an LVD Dyna-Cell Robotic Bending Cell A.W. Mercer announces the addition of a LVD Dyna-Cell robotic bending cell.The unit will allow A.W. Mercer to efficiently automate the bending of small and medium size parts in varying batch sizes using a relatively small footprint.An agile gripper can handle parts in different sizes, bends three flanges without regripping and LVD’s angle monitoring system adapts the punch position in real time to ensure precise, consistent bending.Listed are a few of the benefits of this automated ...
  • 9/18/2019 - A.W. Mercer announces the addition of a second LVD Easy Form Strippit A.W. Mercer announces the addition a second LVD Easy Form Strippit, the ultimate high accuracy press brake, to its state of the art production facility in Boyertown, PA. This LVD Strippit gives A.W. Mercer a unique metal forming tool providing quick turn on prototype or small batch orders. The LVD Strippit offers the most accurate way to produce parts on any press brake today.This equipment quickly turns metal into small easy to form or larger intricate and harder to form parts.Working ...
  • 2/9/2015 - New LVD Electra FL Fiber Laser Cutting System Boyertown, PA USA - A.W. Mercer announces the addition of the LVD Electra FL Fiber Laser Cutting System to its state of the art production facility in Boyertown, PA. Click on pdf to read more.
  • 5/19/2014 - Better Software Begets Engineering Capacity BOYERTOWN, PA USA - A.W. Mercer, Inc. was featured in an article in the April 2014 edition of MetalForming magazine. The focus of the article was Mercer's advanced engineering design software and how this has greatly increased the ability to customize production to each customer's specific needs. Also mentioned is the high level of integration this software allows between the engineering department and the computer guided machinery on the factory floor (including but not limited to its laser ...
  • 10/1/2013 - LVD Press Brake A.W. Mercer announces the addition of the LVD Strippit, the ultimate high accuracy press brake, to its state of the art production facility in Boyertown, PA. Click on pdf to read more.View Video »

Powder Coating

Powder Coating Equipment

  • Three Stage Washer w/pre-treatment system
  • Forced Hot Air Dryer w/curing oven
  • Nordson Versa-Spray Manual Booth
  • Nordson Automated Cyclone Booth
  • Nordson Cyclo Kinetic Auto Booth


 

Applications

  • Agriculture and Construction
  • Aluminum Extrusions
  • Appliances
  • Automotive Wheels
  • Automotive,Transportation, and Aftermarket
  • Blank and Flat-Line Coating
  • Electrical
  • Furniture
  • General Metal
  • Heat-Sensitive Substrates
  • Lawn and Garden
  • Pipe, Tube, and Rebar Powder Coating-Specialized Systems and Coating Services

Powder Coating Equipment Powder Coating Machine


 


 

Powder Coating Process

Powder coating is a method by which electrically charged powder coating material is spray-applied to a grounded work piece. Electrostatic attraction holds the powder to the part to be coated until heat is added to flow the powder together and cure it.

Since powder may adhere to the part for several hours, heat curing can be done at the user's convenience. Should the uncured powder coat become damaged or blemished during handling, the powder can be simply blown off with air or vacuumed, and a new coat applied.


 

Benefits of Powder Coating

Excellence of Finish

  • Readily available resins can provide one or a combination of desirable characteristics including: durability, resilience, high gloss, electrical insulation, toughness; and resistance to wear, corrosion, impact, chemical action, and weather
  • Powder manufacturers now offer a complete range of colors plus excellent color matching

 

Economy

  • Up to 99 percent of powder overspray can be captured and recycled
  • One-coat coverage without runs or sags
  • Easy cleanup. No solvents to mix or recover
  • No viscosity balance to maintain
  • No flash-off time requirements
  • No need to provide heat booth make-up when air is returned to work area
  • Reject rate can be kept low because damaged coating can be blown off and recoated before heat cure
 

Ease of Application

  • Consistent finish characteristics and electrostatic "wrap-around" reduce the need for highly skilled operators
  • Process is easily automated and can include automatic gun movers and/or contouring mechanisms
  • Production time can often be reduced, as one coat will do the job

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