verniciatura a cataforesi

08:01 Jul 12, 2012
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks
Italian term or phrase: verniciatura a cataforesi
verniciatura a cataforesi, è un tipo di verniciatura che rende resistente il metallo alla ruggine
anna baldelli


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4 +1cataphoretic painting
Simon Lewis
3electrophoretic coating / cathodic dip painting or coating
Shera Lyn Parpia
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Rachel Fell

  

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cataphoretic painting


Explanation:
or cataphoresis painting

Simon Lewis
United Kingdom
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electrophoretic coating / cathodic dip painting or coating


Explanation:
"cathodic dip painting" seems to be the most commonly used term.
along with KTL painting


see

http://www.impreglon.hu/impreglon/front_content.php?changela...

http://www.euroqualitycoatings.co.uk/e-coat/

http://www.kaiser-oberflaechentechnik.de/KTL-Lackierung.12.0...



Shera Lyn Parpia
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in haste - I must say, electrophoretic coating sounds more familiar

I wanted to know what is basic difference between Cataphoresis and E - coating.

Hi, Mina. No difference really; it's just semantics. E-coat is shorthand for electrophoretic coating. Cataphoretic coating is an electrophroretic coating process when the part being coated is cathodic; anophoretic coating is an electrophoretic coating process where the part being coated is anodic.

http://www.finishing.com/490/08.shtml

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrophoretic_deposition

http://www.metalcolours.co.uk/electrophoretic-coating.php

Rachel Fell
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