Coating
ElectroCoating (E-Coating)
What is e-Coating?
Electrocoating (also known as E-coating) is a process in which metal parts are dipped into a paint bath and a Direct Current (DC) charge is applied to create an electric field within the E-Coat paint bath. This electric field causes an attraction between the Electrocoat paint and the metal substrate. The attraction results in the E-coat paint adhering to the metal part which provides uniform coating coverage and superior long-term corrosion protection.
Parker Trutec’s Urbana, Ohio facility offers world class electrocoat (e-coat) services serving customers in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. With two different sized E-coating lines under one roof, we provide the convenience and flexibility your company needs to meet the demanding requirements of today’s manufacturing environment.
We’re partners with the best
Parker Trutec has partnered with the best in the coating industry to provide the very best chemistry in e-coating processing including:
Performance requirements
Parker Trutec’s Electrocoat process (also known as E-coat) offers metal protection that is among the highest of any coating technology available. Our metal protection performance meets all of the following characteristics:
- Paint Color: Black
- Film Thickness: 15 Microns or Higher
- Film Hardness: 2H or Greater
- Passes – 1000 Hour Salt Spray Test
- Passes – 100/100 Scribe Adhesion Test
- Passes – 50 Cycle Cylic Corrosion Test
- Passes – 240 Hour Hot Salt Water Soak Test
- Passes – 240 Hour Humidity Resistance Test
- Passes – 240 Hour Warm Water Soak Test
Parker Trutec’s E-Coat process meets or exceeds most automotive specifications including:
- GM 4350M
- GM 4384M
- GM 9984017
- GM 9984070
- Honda 5100Z-SE0-0000
- Honda 5100Z-SG0-A000
- Honda 5100Z-TR0-6000
- Honda HES D2021
- Toyota TSH2354G
- Toyota TSH3600G
- PACCAR CMT0030
- Ford WSK-M2P-153-A5