In the paint industry, color grinding is usually done in the real sense at the stage of making and producing pigments. At that stage, the pigments are converted into smaller and very fine particles by the manufacturers in the paint industry. After the producers grind the pigments, it is time to pack and store them. And they can be seen in the form of aggregates of coarse grains. If these pigments are not re-ground with a color mill during the color making process, the quality of the color will decrease, resulting in the production of inferior color.
Color mills are structurally divided into three categories. The first category of paint mills with high power, which include single-roller mills, three-roller mills, ball mills, attritor mills, and the second category of modern paint mills with high efficiency, which include sand and bead mills and high-speed stone mills. There are many, and finally, the third category of modern paint mills with a medium range, which include mills with a sharp round and cutting blade and kinetic mills.
Color tank (paint pitcar)
Reservoirs have many applications in the industry, such as paint, resin, compound, chemical and related industries. The tanks are either mobile, under which the wheel is installed, or fixed, which are installed on the structure or platform. Usually fixed tanks are known as storage tanks and their capacity reaches up to one million liters and they have no capacity limit. Movable tanks or pallets can be moved due to the wheels installed under them. The design of the paint tank in a mobile form is due to the weight of the tank, which humans do not have the power to move, this has made it easy for humans to carry the tank and use it in different environments.