Best Waxing and Motocoat Factory & Manufacturer for Indonesia

Manual dipping in tropical environments suffers from severe convective cooling disparities and operator variations, causing uneven masking thickness, wax pooling in internal threads, and pinhole void formation. KOSHIN automated stations maintain uniform wax tank circulation, precise PID temperature stabilization, and CNC-controlled submersion speeds. This ensures uniform protection that withstands high-intensity shot peening or chemical stripping without flaking.

Our Motocoat stations utilize multi-stage spray and immersion chambers equipped with HEPA-filtered dehumidification intake systems. The application delivers an ultra-thin, continuous barrier compound that forms a hydrophobic molecular lock over metallic crystal boundaries, exceeding ASTM B117 salt spray criteria without interfering with downstream component assembly tolerances.

Yes. KOSHIN engineering designs flexible, multi-axis robotic stations with quick-change tooling fixtures. Operators can switch component recipes (such as shifting from turbine disc roots to landing gear cylinders) directly via the industrial touchscreen HMI, which automatically recalibrates tank depth, nozzle spray vectors, and dwell periods.

Standard platforms are fabricated, wired, and wet-tested at our production center within 10 to 14 weeks. Transit to Jakarta (Tanjung Priok) or Surabaya typically takes 7 to 12 days. On-site Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), leveling, electrical integration, and operator training are then completed by our Singapore and regional field service engineers.

Following peening or chemical processing, parts undergo automated steam or thermal melting in our secondary recovery enclosure. The displaced compound is channeled through multi-stage particulate filters, moisture separators, and degassers before returning to the holding reservoir, reducing raw material waste by up to 40%.