Overview
Painting robots apply liquid or powder coatings with consistent film thickness. Explosion-proof designs are used in solvent environments.
We integrate painting robots, atomisers, pumps, booths, conveyors and controls, and program paths by teaching or offline simulation.
How It Works
- Parts move through the booth on a conveyor or are placed in a cell
- The robot follows the paint path with programmed flow and trigger points
- Colour change and cleaning are automated
- Booth ventilation and safety systems ensure a safe process
What's Included in the System
- Explosion-proof robot or protected robot
- Atomiser (rotary bell or gun), pumps and colour changer
- Booth, conveyor and ventilation
- Programming and simulation software
- Safety and gas detection
Benefits
- Uniform film thickness
- Reduced paint consumption
- Improved operator safety
- Repeatable quality
Industry Facts & Standards
- Electrostatic rotary bell atomizers typically reach 85-95% transfer efficiency, so more paint lands on the part
- A robot used with solvent-based paint must be explosion-protected (ATEX / IECEx); a standard robot cannot be installed in an active solvent booth
- Robots keep distance, speed and overlap constant, which is the main driver of even film build
- Offline programming lets new parts be prepared while the booth keeps running
- Standards and safety: ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU and IEC 60079 for potentially explosive atmospheres, NFPA 33 for spray application with flammable materials, ISO 10218 for the robot.
- Figures are typical ranges from public industry sources, not Zhiyan project results.
What We Need to Prepare a Quotation
Please send us the following and we will reply with a proposal:
- Coating type (liquid, powder)
- Part size and variety
- Line speed and booth constraints
Robot Brands We Integrate for This Application
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all robots suitable for painting?
No. Solvent paint needs explosion-proof (ATEX-rated) or purged robots. We select suitable models.
Can you also do gluing and sealing?
Yes, see robotic gluing and dispensing.