Tecnovernici srl was founded in 2000 as a small artisanal business, but with cutting-edge technology, always respecting and protecting the environment and workers. 

We specialize in water-based painting. The company is ISO 14001 certified.

Departments

Administration and Logistics

Two people are responsible for administrative management, environmental management (ISO 14001), and logistics (Processing documents, Shipping, and updating price lists).

Production

Each phase of the production cycle is carried out with the utmost care and quality to achieve a final result free from any defects.

At the end of the cycle, tests are conducted on the resistance and thickness of the paint using micrometers.

Tecnovernici is equipped with a high-tech, environmentally friendly painting system, controlled by PLCs dedicated to the movement and management of all phases of the process (washing, booths, drying ovens).

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Produzione

Ogni fase del ciclo di lavorazione viene eseguita con la massima cura e qualità, per ottenere un risultato finale esente da qualsiasi difetto.

A fine ciclo vengono eseguiti controlli sulla resistenza e sullo spessore della vernice tramite micrometri.

La Tecnovernici è dotata di un impianto di verniciatura ad alta tecnologia e basso impatto ambientale, controllato da PLC dedicati alla movimentazione e alla gestione di tutte le fasi del processo (lavaggio, cabine, forni di asciugatura)

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Chain Processing

Suitable for small to medium-sized parts. The items to be processed are hung on a special hanger and transported along the line with an overhead rail conveyor.

Preparation
Washing
Finishing
Primer Painting
Enamel Painting
Drying
Packaging

Preparation

Where possible, many parts are treated with surface sanding, using different grit sizes depending on the material, before being subjected to washing.

Washing

The parts enter a static tunnel where they undergo spray treatments, including phospho-degreasing at 60°C, followed by two rinses—one with cold water and the final rinse with hot water at 60°C. Afterward, the parts are dried with hot air jets up to 80°C in a special forced convection oven.

Finishing

After drying, the parts undergo filling, masking (and sanding where necessary), and a further light surface cleaning (if needed). These operations take place in a grated area with dust and vapor extraction.

Primer Painting

The application of the primer (base coat) takes place inside a specialized pressurized and heated booth, where treated air is introduced from above and extracted from below. The booth is equipped with a wet overspray removal system. After painting, the primer is leveled and dried in a heated tunnel at 50-60°C to optimize the subsequent application of paint.

Enamel Painting

The application of the enamel (paint) in a double coat is carried out inside a specialized pressurized and heated booth, where treated air is introduced from above and extracted from below. The booth is equipped with a wet overspray removal system. After painting, the enamel is leveled and dried in a heated tunnel at 50-60°C to optimize the paint drying phase.

Drying

The final stage of the painting process involves drying the paint in a specialized oven at 70-80°C. This final drying phase takes about 45-60 minutes. Afterward, the parts are left to cool in natural air.

Packaging

After cooling, the painted parts are removed from the hangers and placed on pallets, wrapped in cardboard and bubble wrap to protect the finish from scratches and impacts during transport. They are secured with plastic film or strapping where necessary.

Static Plant Processing

Suitable for large parts; if dimensions and weight allow, the items to be processed can be hung on a special hanger and transported along the line with an overhead rail conveyor, limited to the washing and preparation phases. If the dimensions and weight make this impractical, the preparation and washing phases are carried out manually on dedicated structures using specific products, in an area equipped with dust and vapor extraction.

Preparation
Washing
Finishing
Primer Painting
Enamel Painting
Drying
Packaging

Preparation

Where possible, many parts are treated with surface sanding, using different grit sizes depending on the material, before being subjected to washing.

Washing

Where dimensions and weight permit, a washing tunnel is used with phospho-degreasing at 60°C, followed by two rinses with cold water and hot water at 60°C, and subsequent drying in a specialized oven at 80°C with forced air. When this is not feasible due to the size or shape of the parts, cleaning is done manually in a designated area equipped with dust and vapor extraction, using degreasing and cleaning agents, and drying in air.

Finishing

The parts undergo filling, masking (and sanding where necessary), and a further light surface cleaning (if needed) within a grated area equipped with dust and vapor extraction.

Base Coat Painting

At the end of the preparation, large parts are transferred to the static, pressurized, and heated painting/drying booth, where the primer painting and drying phases occur. The booth is equipped with a dry filter overspray removal system.

Enamel Painting

After the primer has dried, the double layer of enamel is applied in the same pressurized and heated booth.

Drying

Within the same painting booth, the paint is dried at 65-70°C, completing the final drying process in approximately 45-60 minutes. Afterward, the parts are left to cool in natural air.

Packaging

After cooling, the painted parts are placed on pallets and packaged with cardboard and bubble wrap to protect the finish from scratches and impacts during transport. They are secured with plastic film or strapping where necessary.

Sandblasting

As of May 2024, Tecnovernici has
equipped itself with a Norblast S22 sandblasting system to enhance the preparation and finishing of parts before painting. Sandblasting is used for the surface cleaning of parts to remove residues from previous operations (emulsions, oils, small burrs), metal oxides, or scale, and to prepare the surface of certain parts more uniformly for subsequent painting stages. This is especially important for parts with shapes that do not allow for normal preparation through sanding.

 

The sandblasting process is more functional for painting rather than for the aesthetic quality of the part. The useful internal dimensions of the sandblasting booth are approximately 1800x900x800mm. The possibility of sandblasting parts before painting is evaluated on a case-by-case basis depending on the size and shape of the customer’s parts.