JPS63297596A - Electrodeposition painting equipment - Google Patents

Electrodeposition painting equipment

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JPS63297596A
JPS63297596A JP13384087A JP13384087A JPS63297596A JP S63297596 A JPS63297596 A JP S63297596A JP 13384087 A JP13384087 A JP 13384087A JP 13384087 A JP13384087 A JP 13384087A JP S63297596 A JPS63297596 A JP S63297596A
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Sadaaki Kikuchi
菊地 定昭
Koichi Mochizuki
望月 宏一
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Trinity Industrial Corp
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PURPOSE:To shorten tact time and also to miniaturize an installation space, by immersing an article to be coated into an electrodeposition paint tank in an area of entering into tank, submerging it, passing it through a submerged electrification area, and pulling it up from an area of taking out of tank and also by setting, independent, an electric power supply system in the area of entering into tank. CONSTITUTION:An electrodeposition paint tank 1 is constituted of an area of entering into tank, a submerged electrification area, and an area of taking out of tank, and electrodes 2 and feeders 3 are provided to the inner parts in the above areas of the tank, respectively. In an electrodeposition coating equipment constituted as mentioned above, by means of a lifter (not shown in fig.) capable of intermittent connection with the above feeder 3, an article 10 to be coated is immersed from the outside of the tank into an area of entering into tank, submerged, conveyed in this state to a submerged electrification area, shifted to an area of taking out of tank, and then pulled up out of the tank. Electric power is supplied from a first electric power source 4, in the area of entering into tank, and a second electric power source 5, in the submerged electrification area and the area of taking out of tank, respectively, to the feeders 3 to be connected to the article to be coated in the course of transfer through the above electrodeposition paint tank 1 and the electrode 2 to carry out electrodeposition coating. By this method, the installation space of the electrodeposition paint tank 1 can be reduced, and tact time can also be shortened by passing, simultaneously, plural articles 10 to be coated through the electrodeposition paint tank 1.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は、新規な電着塗装装置に係り、より詳しくは、
従来のバッチ式同装置およびスリッパ−ディップ式同装
置を改良する新型の電着塗装装置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a novel electrodeposition coating apparatus, and more specifically,
This invention relates to a new type of electrodeposition coating device that improves conventional batch type and slipper-dip type devices.

(従来の技術) 従来の電着塗装装置は、バッチ式のものとスリッパ−デ
ィップ式のものとに大別される。
(Prior Art) Conventional electrodeposition coating apparatuses are broadly classified into batch type and slipper-dip type.

第6図は、従来自動車部品(1m強の長さを有する。)
等の電着塗装に使用されたバッチ式電着塗装装置を示す
。この装置は、3ないし5m長の電着塗料槽20の中K
、側方電極2aおよび底部電極2bを保護板22および
攪拌ライザ23等とともに備え、またドロップリンタ2
1を塗料槽20の上方に昇降可能に設置し、さらに該リ
フタ21に取り付けた集電子24が接続離反可能になさ
れた塗料槽20上方の給電器25および電極2a、2b
を電源26と接続してなる。
Figure 6 shows a conventional automobile part (having a length of just over 1m).
This shows a batch-type electrodeposition coating device used for electrodeposition coatings such as the following. This device consists of an electrodeposition paint tank 20 with a length of 3 to 5 m.
, a side electrode 2a and a bottom electrode 2b are provided together with a protection plate 22, an agitation riser 23, etc., and a drop printer 2 is provided.
1 is installed above the paint tank 20 so as to be movable up and down, and a current collector 24 attached to the lifter 21 can be connected and separated from the power supply 25 and electrodes 2a, 2b above the paint tank 20.
is connected to the power supply 26.

そして、第7図に示すようく、ドロップリフタ21の運
転により、まずハンガー27に吊下げられた被塗装品1
0を離れた所から電着塗料槽20の上方まで運び続いて
静止させ(位置■)、次にこれを下降させ塗料槽20の
中に浸漬させ(位置■)、そして給電器、集電子、ハン
ガー、被塗装品電極間の通電により電着塗装した後、被
塗装品10を上昇させ塗料槽20の上方に引き上げ続い
て静止させ(位置■)、その後運び去るという稼動手順
により電着塗装がなされる。
As shown in FIG.
0 from a remote location to above the electrodeposition paint tank 20 and held still (position ■), then lowered and immersed in the paint tank 20 (position ■), and then the power supply, current collector, Electrodeposition coating is performed by applying electricity between the hanger and the electrodes of the object to be coated, and then the object to be coated 10 is raised, pulled up above the paint tank 20, kept stationary (position ■), and then carried away. It will be done.

また第9図は、上記と同様の自動車部品の電着塗装に使
用された従来のスリッパ−ディップ式電着塗装装置を示
す。
Further, FIG. 9 shows a conventional slipper-dip type electrocoating apparatus used for electrocoating automobile parts similar to the above.

この装置は、長さ十数mの電着塗料槽28の槽内側方(
図示せず)および槽底に電極29゜保護金網50および
攪拌ライザー31等を備えると共に、塗料槽28の上方
には給電レール(給電器)32を塗料槽28の長手方向
に沿って設けてあり、電極29と給電レール32はそれ
ぞれ直流電源33に接続されている。さらに塗料槽28
の上方にはその長手方向に沿って搬送コンベア34が設
けられており、ハンガー35に吊下げられた複数の被塗
装品1n、 10.10゜・−・−・−を順次、塗料f
f28の入槽部■から全没通電域■、出槽部■へと連続
的に搬送するようKなされている。またハンガー35に
は、給電レール32と接触してハンガー35を介して被
塗装品10,10,10.−・−・−−−−に通電する
ための集電子36およびハンガー35を搬送コンベア3
4と絶縁するための碍子37が取付けられている。そし
て、搬送コンベア34により搬送されて塗料槽28の入
槽部■から槽内の塗料中に浸漬された被塗装品10は、
ハンガー35に取付けられた集電子36が給電レール3
2と接触した瞬間から通電が開始されて電着塗装が施こ
され始め、入槽部■から全没通電域■、出槽部■へと移
送される過程で所定塗膜厚まで電着塗装を施こされ、塗
装が終了した被塗装品1oは出槽部■から槽外へ搬出さ
れる。
This device is installed on the inner side of an electrodeposition paint tank 28 with a length of over ten meters (
(not shown) and an electrode 29 at the bottom of the tank, a protective wire mesh 50, a stirring riser 31, etc., and a power supply rail (power feeder) 32 is provided above the paint tank 28 along the longitudinal direction of the paint tank 28. , the electrode 29 and the power supply rail 32 are each connected to a DC power source 33. Furthermore, the paint tank 28
A transport conveyor 34 is installed above the conveyor 34 along its longitudinal direction, and sequentially transports a plurality of objects to be painted 1n, 10.10°.
K is configured so that it is continuously conveyed from the tank entrance part (2) of f28 to the fully energized area (2) and the tank outlet part (2). The hanger 35 is also connected to the objects 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, etc. A collector 36 and a hanger 35 for energizing -, -, ---- are connected to the conveyor 3.
An insulator 37 is attached to insulate it from 4. The article 10 to be coated is conveyed by the conveyor 34 and immersed in the paint in the tank from the entry section (2) of the paint tank 28.
The collector 36 attached to the hanger 35 is connected to the power supply rail 3
From the moment of contact with 2, electricity begins to be applied and electrodeposition coating begins, and in the process of being transferred from the entry section (■) to the fully energized area (■) and the outlet section (■), the electrodeposition coating is applied to a predetermined coating thickness. The coated article 1o that has been coated is carried out of the tank from the tank exit section (2).

(発明が解決しようとする問題点) この電着塗装は、一般に塗料濃度約20噂、塗料温度約
25℃、直流を圧250〜500V%に280v租度の
条件でなされるが、目的とする厚さの塗膜を被塗装品の
表面に形成するKは例えば280vの荷電圧で180秒
程鹿の全没通電時間(被塗装品が塗料液中にあって通電
される時間の合計)が必要とされる。また全没通電時間
のうち最初の約10秒間は、塗装面の荒れ防止のため荷
電圧を所定の電圧まで上げていく段階、いわゆるソフト
スタートとして必要とされるものである。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) This electrodeposition coating is generally performed under the conditions of a paint concentration of about 20%, a paint temperature of about 25°C, a direct current pressure of 250 to 500V%, and a 280V duty. K to form a thick coating film on the surface of the object to be painted is, for example, about 180 seconds at a charging voltage of 280V. Needed. The first 10 seconds of the total energization time is required as a so-called soft start, which is a stage in which the charging voltage is increased to a predetermined voltage in order to prevent roughening of the painted surface.

したがって、第6図および第7図に示されるようなパッ
チ式電着塗装装置を用いた場合には、従来第8図に示さ
れるタイムチャートに従い塗装処理が行なわ・れていた
。この場合、上記全没通電時間にドロップリフタ21の
水平走行および昇降等の作動時間が加わり、最終的に約
260秒の長いタクトタイム(1つの被塗装品の処理を
開始してから次の被塗装品の処理を開始するまでKll
する時間)が必要とされていた。
Therefore, when a patch type electrodeposition coating apparatus as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 is used, the coating process has conventionally been performed according to the time chart shown in FIG. 8. In this case, the operation time of the drop lifter 21, such as horizontal travel and lifting and lowering, is added to the total energization time mentioned above, resulting in a long tact time of approximately 260 seconds (from the start of processing of one workpiece to the start of processing of the next workpiece). Kll until processing of painted items begins.
time) was needed.

一方、第9図に示されるようなスリッパ−ディップ式電
着塗装装置を用いた場合には、従来第10図に示される
タイムチャー)K従い塗装処理が行なわれていた。
On the other hand, when a slipper-dip type electrodeposition coating apparatus as shown in FIG. 9 is used, the coating process has conventionally been carried out according to the time chart (K) shown in FIG. 10.

この場合、まず第一の被塗装品10を塗料槽28中に!
!ffiし全没させてから通電を開始して電着塗装を行
ない、ついで次の被塗装品10を入槽させる直前に一旦
通電を遮断し、次の被塗装品10が完全に塗料槽28中
忙全没してから再度通電を開始して所定の塗膜厚くなる
まで電着塗装を進行させ(全没通電時間の合計180秒
/280V)、塗装が終了した被塗装品10は搬送コン
ベアにより自動的且つ連続的に槽外に搬出され次工程へ
移送される。ちなみK、第10図の例においてはタクト
タイムは120秒であったが、被塗装品と次の被塗装品
間のハンガーピッチ(コンベアピッチ)をもっと短かく
することKより、さらにタクトタイムを短縮することも
できる。
In this case, first, the first object to be painted 10 is placed in the paint tank 28!
! ffi and completely immersed, electricity is started to perform electrodeposition coating, and then, just before the next article 10 to be coated is placed in the tank, the electricity is cut off, and the next article 10 to be coated is completely submerged in the paint tank 28. After the energization is finished, the electricity is turned on again and the electrodeposition coating is continued until the predetermined coating thickness is reached (total energization time of 180 seconds/280V), and the coated object 10 is transferred to the conveyor. It is automatically and continuously carried out of the tank and transferred to the next process. By the way, in the example shown in Figure 10, the takt time was 120 seconds, but by shortening the hanger pitch (conveyor pitch) between the item to be coated and the next item to be coated, the takt time could be further reduced. It can also be shortened.

すなわち、スリッパ−ディップ式電着塗装装置は、タク
トタイムが著しく短く処理効率が大変高く、この点にお
いてバッチ式のものより有利なものであった。
That is, the slipper-dip type electrodeposition coating apparatus has an extremely short takt time and a very high processing efficiency, and is more advantageous than the batch type in this respect.

しかし、パッチ式電着塗装装置は、小型の塗料槽で充分
足りるため、設置スペースが小さくかつ設備コストが安
く済むのに対し、スリッパ−ディップ式電着塗装装置は
大変長い塗料槽を必要とするため、大変広い設置スペー
スおよび高い設備コストが必要である。従って、バッチ
式電着塗装装置は、設置スペース等の点においてスリッ
パ−ディップ式のものより有利なものであった。
However, patch-type electrodeposition coating equipment requires only a small paint tank, so the installation space is small and equipment costs are low, whereas slipper-dip type electrodeposition coating equipment requires a very long paint tank. Therefore, a very large installation space and high equipment cost are required. Therefore, the batch type electrodeposition coating apparatus is more advantageous than the slipper-dip type in terms of installation space and the like.

本発明は、上記の実状を考慮してなされたもので、タク
トタイムがスリッパ−ディップ式のものと同程度に短く
できしかも設置スペースがバッチ式のもの並みに小さく
て済む全く新規な電着塗装装置を提供するものである。
The present invention was made in consideration of the above-mentioned circumstances, and is a completely new electrodeposition coating that has a takt time as short as that of the slipper-dip type and requires less installation space than the batch type. It provides equipment.

(問題点を解決するための手段) 本発明の電着塗装装置は、塗料槽を三区域から構成しそ
の各区域に電極および給電器を備えた構造のものとし、
かつ二つの電源よりそれぞれ通電可能とすることKより
、同時に二個以上の被塗装品を処理できるようにしたも
のである。
(Means for Solving the Problems) The electrodeposition coating apparatus of the present invention has a structure in which the paint tank is composed of three zones, and each zone is equipped with an electrode and a power supply,
In addition, since electricity can be supplied from two power sources, it is possible to process two or more objects to be coated at the same time.

すなわち、本発明の装置は、 入槽域、全没通電域および出槽域の三区域より構成され
る電着塗料槽と、 前記各区域の槽内部にそれぞれ設けられた電極と、 前記各区域の檜上方にそれぞれ取り付けられた給電器と
、 入槽域の電極および給電器に接続された第一の電源と、 全没通電域の電極および給電器ならびに出槽域の電極お
よび給電器にそれぞれ接続された第二の電源と、 リフタを昇降および水平走行可能Kかつ集電子が給電器
と断続可能となるように備え、被塗装品を槽外より入槽
域に浸入させ、次に全没のまま入槽域より全没通電域に
運び、そして全没通電域より出槽域に移し、続いて出槽
域より槽外に引き上げる移送機構とを有してなることを
特徴とするものである。
That is, the apparatus of the present invention includes: an electrodeposition paint bath consisting of three sections: an entry area, a fully energized area, and an exit area; electrodes provided inside the bath in each of the areas; and each of the areas. A first power supply connected to the electrode and power supply in the tank entry area, a first power supply connected to the electrode and power supply in the fully immersed area, and an electrode and power supply in the exit area, respectively. A second power supply is connected to the tank, the lifter can be moved up and down, and the lifter can be moved horizontally, and the collector can be connected to the power supply. It is characterized by having a transfer mechanism which transports the liquid from the tank entry area to the fully energized area, from the fully immersed energized area to the tank outlet area, and then from the outlet area to the outside of the tank. be.

(作用) 本発明の電着塗装装置では、移送機構の運転により、被
塗装品は、まず槽外より塗料槽の入槽域に浸入し、続い
て全没通電域忙運ばれ、そして出槽域に移され、これら
各区域にあるとき電極、被塗装品、集電子、給電器間の
通電により電着塗装され、その後槽外に引き上げられそ
して次工程等に運ばれる。そして、この場合の電着塗装
は、二個の電源より別々に通電されるが、スリッパ−デ
ィップ式の場合と同様に、入槽域、全没通電域および出
槽域に亘って一連として行なわれる。
(Function) In the electrodeposition coating apparatus of the present invention, by operating the transfer mechanism, the article to be coated first enters the entry area of the paint tank from outside the tank, is then transported to the fully energized area, and then exits the tank. When in each of these areas, electricity is passed between the electrode, the object to be coated, the current collector, and the power supply to perform electrodeposition coating, and then the object is lifted out of the tank and transported to the next process. Electrodeposition coating in this case is energized separately from the two power sources, but as in the case of the slipper-dip method, it is performed in series over the tank entry area, fully energized area, and tank exit area. It will be done.

従って、本発明の装置を用いた場合、例えば、ひとつの
被塗装品Aが塗料槽の全没通電域にあって塗装されてい
るときに、別の被塗装品Bを塗料槽の入槽域に入れ、そ
して被塗装品Aを塗料槽の出槽域に移すと同時に被塗装
品Bを塗料槽の全没通電域に運び、その後被塗装品Af
f槽外に引き上げるという稼動手順を繰り返すことKよ
り、同時に二個の被塗装品を処理することができる。ま
た、全没通電域に被塗装品を二個以上収容できる様にす
ることにより、同時に三個以上の被塗装品を処理するこ
ともできる。よって、パッチ式電着塗装装置に比して、
タクトタイムを大幅に短縮することができる。
Therefore, when using the apparatus of the present invention, for example, when one workpiece A is being painted in the fully energized area of the paint tank, another workpiece B can be painted in the fully energized area of the paint tank. At the same time, the workpiece A to be painted is transferred to the outlet area of the paint tank, and the workpiece B to be painted is transported to the fully energized area of the paint tank, and then the workpiece Af
By repeating the operation procedure of lifting the product out of the f tank, two objects to be coated can be treated at the same time. Further, by making it possible to accommodate two or more objects to be coated in the fully energized area, three or more objects to be coated can be processed at the same time. Therefore, compared to patch type electrodeposition coating equipment,
Takt time can be significantly reduced.

また、本発明の電着塗装装置は、塗料槽が被塗装品の入
り得る区域分の容量を有するもので足り、従ってスリッ
パ−ディップ式電着塗装装置に比して、設置スペースを
著しく小さくできる。
Further, in the electrodeposition coating apparatus of the present invention, the paint tank only needs to have a capacity sufficient to accommodate the area to be coated, and therefore the installation space can be significantly smaller than that of a slipper-dip type electrodeposition coating apparatus. .

なお、本発明の装置においては、上述の一連の通電を可
能とするため、通常、給電器は、被塗装品がある区域か
ら次の区域に移るとき、被塗装品を支持するりフタの集
電子が一時的ながらもとの区域の給電器と次の区域の給
電器と同時に接続されるように配置される。
In addition, in the apparatus of the present invention, in order to enable the above-mentioned series of energization, the power feeder is normally used to connect the lids that support the objects to be coated when moving the objects to be coated from one area to the next. The arrangement is such that the electrons are temporarily connected to the power supply of the original area and the power supply of the next area at the same time.

(実施例) 以下、本発明の実施例を図面により説明する。(Example) Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

実施例の電着塗装装置は、第1図に示されるように、5
〜7mの全長を有し入槽域、全没通電域および出槽域の
三区域から構成される電着塗料槽1を備え、電極2.2
.2を塗料槽1の各区域について槽内両側方(片側は図
示せず)及び槽底(図示せず)Kそれぞれ設け、また給
電器(給電レール) 3. S、 Sを塗料槽1の各区
域について槽上方にそれぞれ取付けてなる。そして、入
槽域の電極2は分電盤6および断路器19を介して第一
の電源4の負極と接続され、全没通電域および出槽域の
電極2.2は分電盤6および断路器19を介して第二の
電#、5とそれぞれ接続されてなり、また入槽域の給電
器5は断路器19を介して第一の電$4の正極と接続さ
れ、全没通電域および出槽域の給電器3,3は断路器1
9を介して第二の電源5の正極とそれぞれ接続されてな
る。各電@4.5はメイン電源(図示せず)からの交流
電気を電圧5soV。
As shown in FIG.
Equipped with an electrodeposition paint tank 1 having a total length of ~7 m and consisting of three areas: an entry area, a fully energized area, and an exit area, and electrodes 2.2.
.. 2 are provided for each area of the paint tank 1 on both sides of the tank (one side is not shown) and at the bottom of the tank (not shown), and a power supply device (power supply rail) 3. S and S are respectively installed above the tank for each area of the paint tank 1. The electrode 2 in the tank entry area is connected to the negative pole of the first power supply 4 via the distribution board 6 and the disconnector 19, and the electrode 2.2 in the fully energized area and the tank exit area is connected to the distribution board 6 and The power supply 5 in the tank area is connected to the positive terminal of the first power supply 4 through the disconnector 19, and is completely energized. The power supply devices 3 and 3 in the area and tank outlet area are connected to the disconnect switch 1.
They are connected to the positive electrode of the second power supply 5 via the terminals 9 and 9, respectively. Each power supply @4.5 uses AC electricity from the main power supply (not shown) at a voltage of 5soV.

電流650Aの直流電気に変換する。断路器19は、一
方の電源が故障したとき他方の電源からの影響がその故
障した電源に伝わるのを断つためのものである。分電盤
6,6は短絡盤7を介して接続されており、一方のもの
が故障したとき短絡し一時的に他方のものと兼用できる
ようになっている。さらK、第一の電源4より入槽域の
給電器3への配線、第二の電源5より全没通電域の給電
器3への配線、および第二の電源5より出槽域の給電器
5への配線は、それぞれ、図示のように直流断続器8.
8により接続および遮断できるようになされている。
Converts to DC electricity with a current of 650A. The disconnector 19 is used to cut off the influence of the other power source from being transmitted to the failed power source when one power source fails. The distribution boards 6, 6 are connected via a short circuit board 7, so that when one breaks down, it is short-circuited and can be temporarily used as the other. Furthermore, wiring from the first power supply 4 to the power supply 3 in the tank entry area, wiring from the second power supply 5 to the power supply 3 in the fully energized area, and wiring from the second power supply 5 to the power supply 3 in the tank outlet area. The wiring to the electric appliances 5 is connected to a DC interrupter 8. as shown in the figure.
8 for connection and disconnection.

これは、各被塗装品10が入槽域から全没通電域、全没
通電域から出槽域へと移動する場合に1同一の集電子が
2つの給電器3,5に同時に接触したとき、電圧に差が
あって火花が発生しない様に、予め直流断続器8により
接続して2つの給電器5.3を同−電圧圧してお(ため
のものである。
This occurs when the same current collector contacts the two power feeders 3 and 5 at the same time when each article 10 to be coated moves from the entry tank area to the fully energized area and from the fully energized area to the exit area. In order to prevent sparks from occurring due to voltage differences, the two power feeders 5.3 are connected in advance through a DC interrupter 8 to maintain the same voltage.

また、実施例の電着塗装装置は、第4図および第5図に
示すよう罠、被塗装品1oを支持しながら水平走行また
は昇降するりフタ9を塗料槽1の上方に備え【なる。リ
フタ9は、架台12を昇降可能に備え、この架台12よ
り絶縁器13を介して被塗装品10の載った支持フレー
ム14を揺動自在に吊持する。15は、支持フレーム1
4を約±20の角度で揺動させるための揺動シリンダで
ある。また、16は保護ネット、17は攪拌ライザ、そ
して18は保護フレームを示す。
Further, the electrodeposition coating apparatus of the embodiment is equipped with a trap and a lid 9 above the paint tank 1, which moves horizontally or moves up and down while supporting the object 1o to be coated, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. The lifter 9 includes a pedestal 12 that can be moved up and down, and from the pedestal 12, a support frame 14 on which an article to be coated 10 is mounted is swingably suspended via an insulator 13. 15 is the support frame 1
4 at an angle of about ±20. Further, 16 indicates a protection net, 17 a stirring riser, and 18 a protection frame.

さらに実施例の装置は、各支持フレーム14につき二個
の集電子11を、絶縁器13の近くに、かつ被塗装品が
ある区域から次の区域(例えば入槽域から全没通電域)
K移るとき、一時的ながらもとの区域の給電器と次の区
域の給電器と同時に接続されるように配置してなる。
Furthermore, the apparatus of the embodiment has two current collectors 11 for each support frame 14 near the insulator 13 and from one area of the article to be coated to the next area (for example, from the tank entry area to the fully immersed area).
When moving, the power supply in the original area and the power supply in the next area are connected simultaneously, albeit temporarily.

而して、本装置を用いての電着塗装処理は、例えば次の
ような手順でなされる。第2図に示すように、リフタ9
を含む移送機構の運転により、まず最初の被塗装品1a
を前工程のところから電着塗料槽1の入槽域上方まで運
び(位置■)、次いでこれを下降させ塗料槽1の中に浸
漬させ(位置■)、そして第一の電源4を介して通電を
開始する。次に、第一図中、左側の直流断続器8を作動
させて入槽域の給電器3と全没通電域の給電器3を接続
して同電圧にした後、被塗装品10を全没のまま入槽域
より全没通電域に移送しく位置■)、移送し終ったら直
流断続器8を作動停止させ給電器3.3同志の接続を遮
断する。この間全没通電域の給電器3には第二の電源5
を介して荷電圧300vで通電を継続する。これととも
に1上記被塗装品10が全没通電域にあるとき次の被塗
装品10を塗料槽10入簿域上方まで運び(位置■)続
いて塗料槽1内に浸入させ(位置@)そして第一の電源
4を介して通電を開始する。その後、両方の直流断続器
8を作動させて各領域の全ての給電器3を接続して同電
圧にすると共に、先の被塗装品10を通電を継続しつつ
全没通電域より出槽域忙移すと同時に(位置@)次の被
塗装品10を入槽域より全没通電域に移しく位置■)、
しかる後両方の直流断続器8の作動を停止させてから先
の被塗装品10を出槽域より槽外に引き上げ(位置■)
、そして次工程に運び去る。また次の被塗装品IQが全
没通電域に位置するときに、第三の被塗装品10を塗料
N1の入槽域上方まで運び(位置■)続いて下降させ槽
1中圧浸入させ(位置■)そして通電を開始する。
Thus, the electrodeposition coating process using this apparatus is performed, for example, in the following procedure. As shown in FIG.
By operating the transfer mechanism including
is carried from the previous process to above the entry area of the electrocoating paint tank 1 (position ■), then lowered and immersed in the paint tank 1 (position ■), and then passed through the first power source 4. Start energizing. Next, in Figure 1, after activating the DC interrupter 8 on the left side and connecting the power supply 3 in the tank entry area and the power supply 3 in the fully energized area to the same voltage, the article 10 to be coated is completely When the transfer is completed, the DC interrupter 8 is deactivated and the connection between the power supply devices 3 and 3 is cut off. During this time, the second power supply 5 is connected to the power supply 3 in the fully energized area.
energization is continued at a charging voltage of 300V via the At the same time, 1. When the article 10 to be coated is in the fully energized area, the next article 10 to be coated is carried above the entry area of the paint tank 10 (position ■), and then penetrated into the paint tank 1 (position @). Power supply via the first power source 4 is started. After that, both DC interrupters 8 are activated to connect all the power feeders 3 in each area to the same voltage, and while continuing to energize the article 10 to be coated, the area is changed from the fully energized area to the area where the tank comes out. At the same time as the work is transferred (position@), the next workpiece 10 to be coated is moved from the tank entry area to the fully energized area■),
After that, the operation of both DC interrupters 8 is stopped, and the article 10 to be coated is pulled up from the tank exit area to the outside of the tank (position ■).
, and then carried away to the next process. Furthermore, when the next object to be painted IQ is located in the fully energized region, the third object to be painted 10 is carried above the tank entry area of paint N1 (position ■) and then lowered to enter the tank 1 at medium pressure ( position ■) and start energizing.

その後前回と同様の手順で次の被塗装品10を出槽域に
移す(位置0)と同時に第三の被塗装品10を全没通電
域に移しく位置O)、この間通電を先の被塗装品10の
場合と同様に継続する。しかる後、次の被塗装品10を
槽外に引き上げ(位置■)そして次工程に運び去る。そ
の一方で、第四の被塗装品10の到来を待つ。以後、上
述の手順を繰り返す。
After that, in the same procedure as the previous time, move the next workpiece 10 to the output tank area (position 0) and at the same time move the third workpiece 10 to the fully energized area (position O), during which time the current is turned off to the previous workpiece. Continue as in the case of painted article 10. Thereafter, the next article to be coated 10 is lifted out of the tank (position ■) and carried away to the next process. On the other hand, the arrival of the fourth article 10 to be coated is awaited. Thereafter, repeat the above steps.

上記の手順忙より実施例の装置を用いた場合、第3図に
示すようなタイムチャートに従って電着塗装処理を行な
うことができ、よって約130秒のタクトタイムが達成
された。
Due to the above procedure, when the apparatus of the example was used, the electrodeposition coating process could be carried out according to the time chart shown in FIG. 3, and a takt time of about 130 seconds was achieved.

(発明の効果) 以上述べたように、本発明の電着塗装装置は、三区域か
らなる塗料槽の中で二電源からの通電により同時に複数
個の被塗装品を塗装処理することができる構造としたこ
とくより、タクトタイムを著しく短縮することができ、
よってスリッパ〜ディップ式同装置の場合と同程度の塗
装処理効率が得られ、しかも設置スペースおよび設備コ
ストをバッチ式同装置並みに大変小さくかつ低いものと
することができる。
(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the electrodeposition coating apparatus of the present invention has a structure in which a plurality of objects to be coated can be coated at the same time by applying electricity from two power sources in a paint tank consisting of three zones. Above all, takt time can be significantly shortened.
Therefore, it is possible to obtain coating processing efficiency comparable to that of the slipper-dip type apparatus, and to make the installation space and equipment cost very small and low as in the case of the batch type apparatus.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明の実施例の電着塗装装置を示す概略図、 第2図は第1図の電着塗装装置における被塗装品の移送
プロセスを示す図、 第3図は31図の電着塗装装置における電着塗装タイム
チャートを示す図、 第4図は第1図の電着塗装装置を示す断面図、第5図は
第1図の電着塗装装置における被塗装品の移送機構を示
す側面図、 第6図は従来のバッチ式電着塗装装置を示す概略図、 第7図は従来のバッチ式電着塗装装置における被塗装品
の移送プロセスを示す図、 第8図は従来のバッチ式電着塗装装置における電着塗装
タイムチャートを示す図、 第9図は従来のスリッパ−ディップ式電着塗装装置にお
ける被塗装品の移送プロセスを示す図、 第10図は従来のスリッパ−ディップ式電着塗装装置に
おける電着塗装タイムチャートを示す図である。 図中、 1・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・電着塗料槽  2.
2 a、 2 b −’−”−’−電極5・−・−・−
・−・給電器    4 −・−・−・ 第一の電源5
・・・−・・・・−・−・第二の電源  9 −−−−
・−リフタ10・・・−・−・・・・被塗装品   1
1−・−・−・−・集電子21図 才2図 x*tt町  会txts  tits第5図 18図 鵠−1−旧
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an electrocoating apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the electrodeposition coating apparatus shown in Figure 1, and Figure 5 is a diagram illustrating the transport mechanism for the article to be coated in the electrodeposition coating apparatus shown in Figure 1. 6 is a schematic diagram showing a conventional batch-type electrodeposition coating device, FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the transfer process of the object to be coated in a conventional batch-type electrodeposition coating device, and FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating a conventional batch-type electrodeposition coating device. Figure 9 is a diagram showing the electrodeposition coating time chart in a batch type electrodeposition coating equipment, Figure 9 is a diagram showing the transfer process of the object to be coated in a conventional slipper-dip type electrodeposition coating equipment, and Figure 10 is a diagram showing a conventional slipper-dip type electrodeposition coating equipment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an electrodeposition coating time chart in the type electrodeposition coating apparatus. In the figure: 1. Electrodeposition paint tank 2.
2 a, 2 b -'-"-'-electrode 5・-・--・-
・−・Power supply 4 −・−・−・ First power source 5
・・・−・・−・−・Second power supply 9 −−−−
・−Lifter 10・・・−・−・・・・Product to be painted 1
1-・-・-・-・Collection electronics 21 drawings 2 drawings x * tt town meeting txts tits Fig. 5

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 入槽域、全没通電域および出槽域の三区域より構成され
る電着塗料槽と、 前記各区域の槽内部にそれぞれ設けられた電極と、 前記各区域の槽上方にそれぞれ取り付けられた給電器と
、 入槽域の電極および給電器に接続された第一の電源と、 全没通電域の電極および給電器ならびに出槽域の電極お
よび給電器にそれぞれ接続された第二の電源と、 リフタを昇降および水平走行可能にかつ集電子が給電器
と断続可能となるように備え、被塗装品を槽外より入槽
域に浸入させ、次に全没のまま入槽域より全没通電域に
運び、そして全没通電域より出槽域に移し、続いて出槽
域より槽外に引き上げる移送機構とを有してなることを
特徴とする電着塗装装置。
[Scope of Claims] An electrodeposition paint tank consisting of three areas: an entry area, a fully energized area, and an exit area; electrodes provided inside the tank in each of the areas; and a tank in each of the areas. A first power supply connected to the electrode and power supply in the tank entry area, a first power supply connected to the electrode and power supply in the fully immersed area, and an electrode and power supply in the exit area, respectively. A second power source is installed, the lifter is made to be able to go up and down and run horizontally, and the current collector is connected to the power supply. Electrodeposition coating equipment characterized by having a transfer mechanism that transports the tank from the inlet area to the fully energized area, moves it from the fully energized area to the outlet area, and then lifts it out of the tank from the outlet area. .
JP13384087A 1987-05-29 1987-05-29 Electrodeposition painting equipment Granted JPS63297596A (en)

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