
Robotic Spray Painting for Generator Engine Components
Robotic spray painting in action.
This page shows the videos published on the MUSI Technology YouTube channel: spray coating lines in operation, overhead conveyors carrying parts through a coating workshop, coated automotive, panel and profile parts, and manual spraying inside a spray booth. The list is synced with the channel.

Robotic spray painting in action.

Watch frame components moving along an overhead conveyor.

See panel components inside a spray booth.

A short view inside a coating booth.

Take a closer look at the coating workshop, conveyor route and process area.

Watch manual spray coating for metal components inside a spray booth.

See metal profiles along a coating line, with close-up views of workpieces and the spray area.

Watch workpieces move through an industrial spray coating line.

Explore coated automotive components, conveyor handling and surface details.

See panel components and overhead handling inside a coating workshop.

A closer look at coated components moving along an overhead conveyor.

Follow workpieces along an overhead conveyor in a coating workshop.

See industrial components move through a coating process, from workpiece handling to coated parts.

Watch an automated spray coating line in operation, with workpieces moving through the spray area.

See how an overhead conveyor coating line moves electric tricycle and EV parts through the treatment bath and coating process automatically, for consistent quality and less rework.
Yes. Send your workpiece size, material, coating type (powder or liquid) and required output, and MUSI engineers reply with a line proposal and a preliminary quotation within 24 hours.
The videos show conveyor coating lines, spray booths and coated parts. Specifications and layouts are on these equipment pages:
Send part drawings or photos, the largest part size and weight, the material, the required output per shift, the paint or powder type and number of colours, and the available floor space, ceiling height and power or gas supply. MUSI engineers reply within 24 hours; a recommended configuration and quotation follow once your part data is complete.
Budget depends on part size, throughput and the level of automation. Indicative ex-works ranges are published in our complete coating line cost guide; a configured quotation is prepared from your part data. Published indicative ex-works ranges: a complete powder coating line is roughly USD 75,000–230,000 semi-automatic, USD 200,000–600,000 for a standard automatic line and USD 600,000–2,000,000 for a high-throughput automated plant.
Standard configurations ship in 30–60 days from contract signing and down payment; custom configurations take longer. The delivery date is fixed in the contract.
Yes. MUSI engineers carry out on-site installation and commissioning and give 3–5 days of operator and maintenance training. MUSI has delivered 800+ coating lines to customers in 36 countries.
12 months full-machine warranty, 36 months on critical components and up to 60 months on structural parts. International customers get 24-hour phone response and 72-hour on-site arrival; spare parts ship from the Changzhou headquarters.
Yes. VOC treatment (RTO, RCO, activated carbon, zeolite rotor), dust collection and paint wastewater treatment are supplied with the coating line under one contract; MUSI has equipped 50+ coating facilities whose projects all passed local environmental compliance reviews.