The ONK-8513 is an intelligent electrostatic powder coating spray gun system designed for efficient, uniform powder application on custom-shaped or structured parts in lab, prototyping, R&D and small-batch production environments.
The system includes: 1 controller, 1 manual gun, 1 x 0.5L powder hopper, 1 powder pump, 5 meters of powder hose, 3 round nozzles, 3 flat nozzles, and 10 powder injector sleeves.
Voltage: 110V/220V; Frequency: 50/60Hz; Input power: 50W; Max output current: 200 µA; High-voltage output: 0–100 kV; Input air pressure: 0.3–0.6 MPa; Max powder consumption: up to 550 g/min.
The ONK-8513 works with common electrostatic powders such as polyester, epoxy, and hybrid powders. Because powder formulations vary, perform small tests first to confirm adhesion, flow, and cure schedule with your chosen powder.
No. The ONK-8513 applies powder electrostatically. Curing requires a separate oven or appropriate thermal process using the powder supplier's recommended time and temperature profile.
Pulse control modulates the high-voltage output to improve transfer efficiency and atomization, especially on complex shapes. Automatic current feedback monitors and stabilizes output current to maintain consistent deposition and higher finish quality.
Supply clean, dry, oil-free compressed air at 0.3–0.6 MPa (approx. 3–6 bar). Use a regulator and water/oil filter (the unit includes two-stage gas source filtration capability) to prevent contamination and ensure stable powder flow.
Basic setup: mount and connect the powder hopper and pump, attach the powder hose to the gun (5 m cable), connect compressed air and set regulator to 0.3–0.6 MPa, select the correct input voltage (110/220 V), ground the workpiece, power on the controller and use presets to start. Refer to the user manual for step-by-step instructions.
Routine maintenance includes: emptying and cleaning the hopper and pump after use, blowing out the powder hose and gun with dry compressed air, inspecting and replacing worn nozzles and injector sleeves, and keeping filters clean. Always follow the detailed maintenance schedule in the manual.
Common causes: incorrect air pressure, clogged or worn nozzles/injector sleeves, incorrect powder feed rate, poor grounding of the part, wrong voltage or polarity settings, or contaminated/damp powder. Check air and powder flow, replace worn parts, ensure proper grounding and run a preset test.
The system uses negative polarity for the gun as specified. Ensure powder and substrate compatibility with negative polarity application; consult powder supplier if uncertain.
The ONK-8513 is optimized for lab testing, prototyping and small-batch production. It provides high precision and versatility but is not intended to replace high-throughput automated industrial coating lines.
Wear appropriate PPE (respirator, gloves, eye protection), ensure adequate ventilation or exhaust to remove airborne powder, properly ground the workpiece and equipment, avoid using in explosive atmospheres, and disconnect power and air before maintenance.
The unit ships with spare nozzles and injector sleeves. For additional spare parts, technical support, or warranty service, contact the supplier or manufacturer with your model and serial number.
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