Dip Spin Coating Services

Coat large quantities of nuts, bolts, screws, fasteners and other hardware with anti-corrosion protection.

Dip-spin coating is a superior anti-corrosion coating and protection process for many applications. This is especially true for small parts with hard-to-reach areas that require exacting specifications for density, corrosion resistance, dry lube, and torque tension. For many applications—such as nuts, bolts, screws, fasteners, clips, and small hardware dip-spin is not only the most precise coating solution, it’s also the most economical.

Dip-Spin Coating Services

What is Dip-Spin Coating?

With the dip-spin process, parts are placed in a wire-mesh basket and submerged into a coating solution. After a specified immersion time, the coating container drops and the basket is spun to remove the excess coating. The basket then dumps the parts onto a vibrating tray where they are evenly distributed for curing.

To achieve exact specifications, several variables can be adjusted, including type of coating, temperature and viscosity of the coating, immersion time, spin direction, velocities, and the cure method. Because the dip-spin typically achieves a 98% transfer efficiency or better, the process also minimizes the cost of both coating material and waste disposal.

Key Advantages of Dip-Spin Coating

  • Provides complete coverage of hard-to-reach areas
  • Eliminates recess and thread fill that occurs with other systems
  • Avoids hydrogen embrittlement associated with zinc electroplating
  • Offers high resistance to chemical and galvanic/bi-metal corrosion
  • Provides dry lube for consistent torque tension values
  • Meets current and future environmental regulations
  • Minimizes cost due to wasted material (98% or better transfer efficiency)
  • Economical method for bulk processing small parts

Dip-Spin Provides Superior Coating for Many Applications, Including:

  • Fasteners
  • Nuts
  • Bolts
  • Screws
  • Stampings
  • Springs
  • Clamps
  • O-rings
  • U-bolts
  • Motor mounts

Which Industries Use Dip-Spin Coating?

  • Aerospace
  • Automotive
  • Consumer electronics
  • Eyewear
  • Firearms
  • Industrial valves
  • Knives
  • Oil & gas
  • Wearables

Which Coatings Can Be Applied with Dip-Spin?

Dip-spin process is compatible with all major coating types used in fastener finishing and fastener coating. This includes Atotech, Everlube, Geomet, Dorken, Magni, NOF, Geomet, Dacromet, Delta,  Zintek, Teflon, Teflon S, and Xylan. The specific coating types involved can include zinc flake, fluorocarbons, zinc-rich, ceramic metallics, and waterborne systems. The process is also compatible with sealants, adhesives, and locking patches.

  • One Coat | 857G-508 | Red
  • One Coat | 857G-018 | Blue
  • One Coat | 857G-575 |Yellow
  • One Coat | 857G-519 | Black
  • Xylan 1424
  • Xylan 1425
  • Xylan 1427
  • Xylan 1010
  • Xylan 1014
  • Xylan 1052
  • Xylan 1070

Why Choose Desert Coating Solutions for Dip-Spin Process?

Desert Coating Solutions is one of the leading coating providers in the Southwest. Highly focused in technical coatings, our team of experienced coating experts can design the perfect solution for your applications. Our goal is to provide the optimal fastener coatings for your exact specifications, with a fast turnaround, unsurpassed customer service, and competitive pricing

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