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Powder adheres too quickly to flat surfaces, doesn't get into grooves, and accumulates thicker at the edges? Don't increase the voltage yet.

Author: BOSTAR Technical Content CenterTechnical Review: BOSTAR Spray Application Engineering GroupPublished: July 22, 2026Updated: July 22, 2026

Scope: General electrostatic spraying adjustment logic. This does not replace equipment-specific manuals.

The voltage of the electrostatic spray gun is not as high as possible. When first spraying in a large plane, strong electrostatic conditions may lead to rapid deposition; however, on grooves, inner corners, sharp edges, and returning workpieces, excessive electric field concentration and charge density may cause the outer edge to continue to grab powder, the penetration of the bottom of the groove is poor, and the risk of roughness, numbness, and reverse ionization is increased.

The voltage of the electrostatic spray gun is not as high as possible. When first spraying in a large plane, strong electrostatic conditions may lead to rapid deposition; however, on grooves, inner corners, sharp edges, and returning workpieces, excessive electric field concentration and charge density may cause the outer edge to continue to grab powder, the penetration of the bottom of the groove is poor, and the risk of roughness, numbness, and reverse ionization is increased.

The English edition of this article is being prepared. Please refer to the Chinese version linked above, or contact us for engineering support in English.

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