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US 2014/0190836 A1Published application
Anti-corrosion electrocoat
AssigneeAxalta Coating Systems IP Co., LLC
InventorTaddesse Gebregiorgis
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to the application of anti-corrosion coatings for a ferrous substrate. The first coating applied to the ferrous substrate is an electrocoat composition comprising electrically conductive pigments. A dried a cured coating layer of the first electrocoat composition provides the basis for a second electrocoat composition.
Claims6
A process for the coating of a ferrous substrate comprising the steps of:
- 1) providing a first bath comprising a conductive pigment-containing electrocoat composition;
- 2) placing the ferrous substrate at least partially into the first bath;
- 3) passing an electric current through the first bath and the ferrous substrate to deposit a layer of the conductive pigment-containing electrocoat composition onto at least a portion of the substrate;
- 4) removing the ferrous substrate from the first bath;
- 5) rinsing the coated substrate with water;
- 6) heating the ferrous substrate to cure the applied layer of conductive pigment-containing electrocoat composition;
- 7) providing a second bath comprising a second electrocoat composition;
- 8) placing the ferrous substrate at least partially into the second bath;
- 9) passing an electric current through the second bath and the ferrous substrate to deposit a layer of the second electrocoat composition onto at least a portion of the layer of conductive pigment-containing electrocoat composition;
- 10) removing the coated substrate from the second bath;
- 11) rinsing the coated substrate with water;
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- 12) heating the substrate to cure the applied layer or layers of electrocoat composition,
- wherein the conductive pigment-containing electrocoat composition comprises:
- A) a pigment, consisting of conductive pigment;
- B) an epoxy resin;
- and
- wherein the conductive pigment-containing electrocoat composition has a pigment to binder ratio in the range of from 0.1:1 to 1:1.
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