Issues and Measures for Equipment

Equipment management for quality, safety and environment

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Equipment is an asset, not a one-time purchase

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Do not confuse quotation values with actual capability

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Preventive maintenance to keep the line running

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Inspect equipment to protect quality

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Judge equipment by total cost

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Select spray guns for the paint and quality target

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Do not select booth fans by airflow alone

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Check actual capture at the work position

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Booth odor is not solved by exhaust alone

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Manage VOC with paint, equipment and operation together

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Wet-booth sludge control for odor management

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Why booth exhaust dust causes external complaints

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What to check before sharing a booth for liquid and powder

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Design changes and extra work in equipment projects

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Approved drawings: the final checkpoint against troubles

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Compressed air systems affect coating quality

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Small hoses and fittings reduce coating quality

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Pressure pots must be managed as pressure vessels

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Wastewater treatment starts with water analysis

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Booth circulating water and paint-sludge control

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Select wastewater treatment by operability as well as water quality

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Drying ovens complete coating-film performance

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Check workpiece temperature, not only set temperature

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Oven exhaust contains VOC, odor and tar

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Choose VOC treatment by concentration and composition

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Using RTO for both VOC control and energy saving

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Automation and robots start with workpiece conditions

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Think line capacity in area density, not piece count

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Jigs are critical quality equipment

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A coating robot does not work just because you bought it

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