What is a Paint agitator?

The paint agitator is a stirrer that efficiently separates the paint that easily separates by sedimentation. When the paint is settled and separated in the container, especially if the paint contains special beads or finishing agents, if it is transferred to another container and stirred, the composition will change and a difference in finish will be created. increase. Even if it is agitated in the same container, if it is a container with corners like an itto-kan, if it is a normal agitation, uneven agitation will occur and a difference in finish will occur. When the liquid is scattered outside and the dry film returns to the inside of the paint, a paint defect called "bump / dust" is created, so the stirring blade structure has less droplet scattering.

Application of Paint agitator

Paint stirrers are often done before the work of creating the paint film. If you don't like the defects caused by foaming in the paint called "millet" on the paint film, you may have to wait for a while. Many coating stirrers have rings attached to the stirring blades, and the design is such that the stirring blades do not touch the container even if they are placed along the wall of the container. Agitation is possible. If the temperature rises due to stirring, the viscosity of the paint will change and the workability after that will be affected, so it is necessary to stir with the curing time in mind.

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