Selection and Implementation of Water-based Paint Processes for Furniture

Many people have doubts about the selection of water-based paint coating processes, and some even think that the water-based paint process is very difficult to implement. In fact, as long as the right process is chosen, the water-based paint coating of furniture can achieve the desired effect. There are mainly two categories of water-based wood paint coating processes:

① Water-based primer + water-based topcoat process

② Oil-based primer + water-based topcoat process

Water-based Primer + Water-based Topcoat Process:

One of the major advantages of this process is that only one production line is needed to complete the entire coating process. For furniture manufacturing enterprises, this means less one-time cost investment in equipment.

Oil-based Primer + Water-based Topcoat Process:

Firstly, the oil-based primer is dried by a curing lamp, and this drying method can effectively save energy.

Secondly, the cost of the oil-based primer paint is relatively low. Using an oil-based primer can reduce the production efficiency and operating costs during the furniture production process.

In furniture production that pursues high efficiency and low costs, this combination of processes is also a good choice.

Both the water-based primer + water-based topcoat process and the oil-based primer + water-based topcoat process have their own advantages. Based on factors such as your own production needs and cost budget, select the water-based paint process that is most suitable for you.

Our core product, the reciprocating spraying machine, can easily handle the above two painting processes.As long as the temperature and humidity of the environment are well controlled,whether it is water-based primer or top-coating,it can hold it easily,making it highly suitable for utilization in high-end furniture manufacturing facilities.