A powder coating machine is not one unit — it is a set: guns, control unit, powder feed and recovery, reciprocators and conveyor. Size it backwards from daily output and workpiece type, or you end up with a gun that outruns the line.
Separate a single gun from a complete set first. One gun alone leaves throughput and consistency to the operator; a set locks gun distance, travel speed and recovery.
Settle four things before comparing quotes, or the numbers are not comparable: gun count and grade, powder feed method, recovery method, and whether conveyor and curing are included. A gun-only quote and a full-line quote differ by an order of magnitude.
DEBELLE's classic entry-level manual electrostatic powder coating gun with adjustable 0-85kV output and automatic voltage tracking by gun distance. A cost-effective choice for flat panels and small-to-medium batches.
Manual gun from the E series, newly released in 2026, with improved overall configuration and spraying stability over the E7.
Entry-level CNC gun with 0-95kV digital display, 29KHz high frequency, programmable process parameter storage, and one-touch gun purge for fast color changes.
The all-round CNC machine, all in one step: 0-100kV with LCD display, 20 main programs + over 500 sub-programs storage, one-touch gun purge — covering all the capabilities of the E7 and 960.
Automatic version sharing the same control unit as the E7 manual gun, ideal for conveyor-line batch coating with a reciprocator. Control unit is reusable, keeping upgrade costs low.
Automatic gun from the E series, suited to conveyor-line automatic coating of mostly standard workpieces, built on the same technical platform as the E series manual guns.
CNC automatic gun with 0-95kV output and 29KHz high frequency, supporting program-based management and self-diagnosis, suited to automatic lines with multi-product rotation.
CNC automatic flagship with one-touch gun purge, multi-gun interlock control, and cross-backup control units that keep production running — the core solution for large powder booth automatic lines.
No. The gun is the applicator, also called an electrostatic powder coating gun. A powder coating machine usually means the complete set: guns, control unit, powder feed and recovery.
Work backwards: maximum workpiece size, then hanger spacing, then line speed, then gun count. Send us workpiece size and daily output and we will run that chain for you.
It depends on the conveyor and curing oven. If those two are still serviceable, replacing guns, powder feed and recovery usually beats a new line. If not, new guns will not fix throughput.
Send workpiece dimensions, material, daily output and the number of colours — we return an equipment list and a quote basis.
