Every coating line starts with engineering.
At CHG, equipment selection is only one part of the design process. Before manufacturing begins, we evaluate the workpiece, required production capacity, coating process, conveyor concept, available factory space and material flow to develop a practical production-line layout.
Our engineering work includes both 2D CAD layout design and 3D visualization, helping customers understand how the complete coating system will fit into their factory before equipment production starts.
The examples below are selected from different coating-line projects and are intended to demonstrate our engineering and layout capabilities.
2D CAD Layout Design
2D layouts are used to define the overall production-line arrangement, equipment dimensions, conveyor routing, operating areas and required factory space.
Depending on the project, the layout may include:
Pretreatment systems
Powder coating booths
Liquid painting equipment
Drying and curing ovens
Power & Free conveyors
Continuous overhead conveyors
Loading and unloading stations
Cooling areas
Shot blasting equipment
Inspection and auxiliary areas
The objective is not simply to fit equipment into the available building, but to create a practical production flow with sufficient space for operation, maintenance and material handling.
3D Design and Visualization
For selected projects, CHG also develops 3D models to provide a clearer understanding of the proposed system.
3D visualization can help customers evaluate:
Equipment positioning
Conveyor routing
Workpiece movement
Factory space utilization
Loading and unloading arrangements
Relative equipment height
Access and maintenance areas
This is particularly useful for complex layouts or projects involving large workpieces, overhead conveyors or limited factory space.
From Production Requirements to Engineering Layout
A coating-line layout is developed around the actual production requirement.
Our typical design process considers:
Workpiece → Production Capacity → Coating Process → Conveyor Concept → Equipment Configuration → 2D Layout → 3D Visualization
Because every factory and product is different, CHG does not rely on one fixed coating-line layout.
The engineering concept is developed according to the customer's actual production conditions.
Every coating line starts with engineering.
At CHG, equipment selection is only one part of the design process. Before manufacturing begins, we evaluate the workpiece, required production capacity, coating process, conveyor concept, available factory space and material flow to develop a practical production-line layout.
Our engineering work includes both 2D CAD layout design and 3D visualization, helping customers understand how the complete coating system will fit into their factory before equipment production starts.
The examples below are selected from different coating-line projects and are intended to demonstrate our engineering and layout capabilities.
2D CAD Layout Design
2D layouts are used to define the overall production-line arrangement, equipment dimensions, conveyor routing, operating areas and required factory space.
Depending on the project, the layout may include:
Pretreatment systems
Powder coating booths
Liquid painting equipment
Drying and curing ovens
Power & Free conveyors
Continuous overhead conveyors
Loading and unloading stations
Cooling areas
Shot blasting equipment
Inspection and auxiliary areas
The objective is not simply to fit equipment into the available building, but to create a practical production flow with sufficient space for operation, maintenance and material handling.
3D Design and Visualization
For selected projects, CHG also develops 3D models to provide a clearer understanding of the proposed system.
3D visualization can help customers evaluate:
Equipment positioning
Conveyor routing
Workpiece movement
Factory space utilization
Loading and unloading arrangements
Relative equipment height
Access and maintenance areas
This is particularly useful for complex layouts or projects involving large workpieces, overhead conveyors or limited factory space.
From Production Requirements to Engineering Layout
A coating-line layout is developed around the actual production requirement.
Our typical design process considers:
Workpiece → Production Capacity → Coating Process → Conveyor Concept → Equipment Configuration → 2D Layout → 3D Visualization
Because every factory and product is different, CHG does not rely on one fixed coating-line layout.
The engineering concept is developed according to the customer's actual production conditions.
