Mixing epoxy and urethane materials can lead to frequent maintenance problems.If you don’t get this right, you could end up spending time and money to maintain components that clog or cause measurement problems. These are also important to making the right proportioning choice.
But they can expand to add colors and catalysts with a much smaller secondary investment than if you were to purchase an entirely new system. Systems like the ProMix 2KS and ProMix PD2K initially may be more expensive. If you choose an entry level system, be aware that many do not have the ability to expand. Be sure to select a system that can grow with you to get the most out of your investment. You may think you need an entry-level system, but in another year or two, this could change. Managing the number of colors needed now is key, but don’t forget expansion. This requires careful balancing of cost, space available and system architecture. Otherwise, a single color entry level system will manage the epoxy primer while a multi color system manages the top coat urethane. Some systems, like the ProMix PD2K, will allow you to manage both epoxy and urethane in one unit. If you want to prime and top coat in the same booth, you will need to keep epoxy and urethane materials separate. There are more than 1,700 color tones in the Fandeck of TOA Color World and. The more difficult the material, the more important it is to invest in higher performing meters and flushing accessories. Choose the color tone you want from the store. This will affect what meter to use, as well as the type of flushing and dosing that will be required. Material Chemistryīecause the chemistry of every material varies, it is important to keep in mind the kind of coating are you managing. Be sure to consider these three areas when buying plural component equipment.
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