Powder coating recycling system

Powder coating recycling system using electromagnetic filtration and a sieving machine to remove foreign substances

This technology is a powder coating recycling system consisting of a primary filtration unit that removes iron filings using an electromagnet, a sieving machine that filters through a wire mesh, a secondary filtration unit that performs a second removal using a conveyor electromagnet, and an extruder.

Waste powder coating contains foreign substances such as iron filings, creating a need for a device that effectively removes these impurities to ensure the quality of the recycled coating.

By removing foreign substances in stages using electromagnets and wire mesh and producing recycled coating via an extruder, this technology can be applied to powder coating recycling processes to produce high-quality, impurity-free recycled coating.

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Key Features:

• A primary filtration unit that receives waste powder coating and performs initial removal of foreign substances, including iron filings, using an electromagnet.
• A sieving machine that further filters the waste powder coating that has passed through the primary filtration unit by size using a wire mesh.
• A secondary filtration unit that performs a second removal of foreign substances while transporting the waste powder coating that has passed through the sieving machine via a conveyor belt equipped with an electromagnet.
• An extruder equipped with an auxiliary motor and a conversion block to facilitate the feeding of the purified waste powder coating into the feeding zone.

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