The successful combination of supersonic and spraying

       High-flow and low-pressure atomizing spraying is a situation where low atomizing air pressure and low air jet velocity, and low atomized paint running speed paint come out of the surface to be coated. The paint rate is increased from 30% to 40% of ordinary air spraying to 65% to 85%. In light leather finishing, spray the finish on the leather surface with a spray gun or sprayer.

     Spraying is a coating method that is dispersed into uniform and fine droplets by means of pressure or centrifugal force through a spray gun or disc atomizer, and is applied to the surface of the object to be coated. It can be divided into air spraying, airless spraying, electrostatic spraying and various derivatives of the above-mentioned basic spraying forms, such as high-flow and low-pressure atomizing spraying, thermal spraying, automatic spraying, multi-group spraying, etc.

The speed of sound, also called the speed of sound, refers to the speed at which a sound wave propagates in a medium (medium). Its size varies with the nature and state of the medium. The speed of sound, as the name suggests, is the speed of sound, but the sound system propagates in the form of waves, which is different from the speed of objects generally understood. The speed of sound is related to the material condition of the transmission medium, but has nothing to do with the speed of the speaker itself, and if there is a relative motion relationship between the speaker and the listener, the Doppler effect will be formed; In fact, many physical phenomena are not related to sound, but are physical phenomena produced by the intensive accumulation of compression waves. Supersonic speed refers to the speed of sound. The standard speed is the speed at which the sound propagates in the air at a sea level of 15°C (air temperature) (the speed is different in water or other media).

The speed of sound, also called the speed of sound, refers to the speed at which a sound wave propagates in a medium (medium). Its size varies with the nature and state of the medium. The speed of sound, as the name suggests, is the speed of sound, but the sound system propagates in the form of waves, which is different from the speed of objects generally understood. The speed of sound is related to the material condition of the transmission medium, but has nothing to do with the speed of the speaker itself, and if there is a relative motion relationship between the speaker and the listener, the Doppler effect will be formed; In fact, many physical phenomena are not related to sound, but are physical phenomena produced by the intensive accumulation of compression waves. Supersonic speed refers to the speed of sound. The standard speed is the speed at which the sound propagates in the air at a sea level of 15°C (air temperature) (the speed is different in water or other media).