A new TDSP0500 Six-Basket Planetary Coating Machine has successfully completed on-site installation, commissioning and operator training at a customer’s production facility in Brazil. The project marks another overseas delivery of JUNHE’s automated coating equipment and demonstrates the importance of professional technical support after equipment shipment.
The supplied coating system includes the TDSP0500 Six-Basket Planetary Coating Machine, a curing furnace and a secondary rotation unit. After the equipment arrived at the customer’s factory, the JUNHE technical team worked directly on site to complete equipment inspection, system connection, commissioning and production parameter adjustment.
Rather than simply ensuring that the machines could run, the project focused on bringing the complete coating line into a stable condition suitable for the customer’s actual production requirements.
On-Site Installation and System Integration
For an automated coating line, equipment installation is an important step before production can begin.
During the Brazil project, JUNHE engineers first inspected the mechanical structure, electrical system and supporting equipment. Connections between the coating machine, curing furnace and related units were checked to ensure that all parts of the line could operate together correctly.
The engineering team also tested the control system, operating programs, safety functions and equipment synchronization. Key production settings were adjusted according to the customer’s factory conditions and workpiece requirements.
Through systematic testing and optimization, the entire planetary coating system was prepared for the next stage of commissioning and trial production.
Commissioning Based on Actual Production Conditions
Every coating application has different requirements. Workpiece dimensions, loading quantity, coating material, spinning parameters and curing conditions can all affect the final coating result.
For this reason, commissioning was carried out using the customer’s actual workpieces and production process.
The JUNHE team observed the operation of the TDSP0500 planetary coating machine throughout the trial-production stage and adjusted important operating parameters based on the coating performance.
Particular attention was given to equipment stability, basket movement, coating uniformity, process coordination and the connection between coating and curing operations.
By carrying out production tests under real operating conditions, engineers were able to fine-tune the system before the equipment entered normal production.
This approach helps reduce unnecessary adjustment after start-up and allows the customer to begin using the new coating line more efficiently.
Operator Training for Daily Production
Successful equipment delivery depends not only on machine performance but also on whether operators understand how to use and maintain the system correctly.
After commissioning was completed, JUNHE engineers provided practical operator training for the customer’s production team.
The training covered several important areas, including:
- Daily operation of the coating machine
- Production parameter setting and adjustment
- Equipment start-up and shutdown procedures
- Routine machine inspection
- Basic preventive maintenance
- Common fault identification and troubleshooting
- Safe operating practices
Operators were also given hands-on opportunities to run the equipment under the guidance of JUNHE engineers.
Through practical training, the customer’s team became more familiar with the operating logic of the coating system and gained the knowledge required for independent daily production.
Overseas Equipment Delivery Requires More Than Shipping
For industrial coating equipment, exporting the machine is only the first part of a successful international project.
Equipment such as an automated zinc flake coating line normally involves mechanical systems, electrical controls, process parameters and multiple supporting units. Even when equipment has been tested before shipment, adjustments may still be required after installation because factory layouts, utilities, workpieces and production requirements vary from one customer to another.
On-site commissioning therefore plays an important role in ensuring that the equipment is correctly adapted to its final production environment.
During the Brazil project, JUNHE engineers remained closely involved from installation and system inspection through trial production and operator training. Technical adjustments were made according to actual operating conditions until the complete coating system reached stable production status.
Technical Support for Zinc Flake Coating Projects
JUNHE specializes in zinc flake coating technology and automated coating equipment, providing coating machines and supporting process solutions for industrial customers.
In addition to equipment manufacturing, technical services can include project evaluation, production-line configuration, installation guidance, overseas commissioning, process adjustment, operator training and after-sales support.
For customers investing in automated coating equipment, these services help connect equipment capability with real production requirements.
The successful commissioning of the TDSP0500 Six-Basket Planetary Coating Machine in Brazil once again reflects JUNHE’s ability to support international coating projects from equipment delivery through final production start-up.
With professional equipment, practical process experience and on-site technical service, JUNHE continues to provide global manufacturers with reliable solutions for efficient and stable zinc flake coating production.
Post time: Aug-19-2026