Summary for cathodic electro painting Discussion
Cathodic electro painting is discussed as cathodic electrodeposition (CED), a water-based primer process used mainly for automotive bodies and other ferrous articles. In the thread, Kishore Jere explains that the coating is applied under DC current, so the whole body or article is painted by electrical deposition rather than conventional spraying. Rajesh Kumar asks what the process is and where to find information, and Parthy later asks for details for a project. The reply to Parthy says there are several well-established supply houses that can help, including some in Chennai, and recommends cathodic electro deposition as the right approach. The discussion is brief and informational, focusing on what the process is and where to seek practical help rather than on detailed operating parameters.
Q. What is cathodic electro painting. Where can I find info on it? Thanks.
Rajesh Kumar
– Chennai, India
2000
Cathodic electrodeposition [ced] is water based primer used for automotive bodies of ferrous articles. Painting is influenced under DC current and whole body/ article is painted.
Kishore Jere
– Pune, India
2002
I like to get the details about cathodic electro painting for my project.
Parthy
– Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
2003
A. Parthy,
There are a number of well established supply houses that can help. Some are located in Chennai too.
Cathodic Electro Deposition is the right way to go.

Asif Nurie [deceased]
– New Delhi, India
With deep sadness we acknowledge the passing of Asif on Jan 24, 2016
A. Hi,
What kind of details you want regarding CED?
Manish Chandra
– India