Still Watching Paint Dry?
With SprayVision*, you can say goodbye to low First Pass Yields, defects, and expensive overruns, and hello to never waiting for paint to dry again.
SprayVision is a highly refined technology that can help you:
*Saint Clair Systems is the exclusive sales channel for SprayVision in North America.
It's Not What You Look at That Matters. It's What You See.
Save Time & Material
Reduce setup time by 25% + increase your First Pass Yield
Master Your Process
Understand how things will look before production starts
Improve Quality
Get better results without waiting for paint to dry
Go Green
Reduce VOC emissions during the production process
Or, watch the FREE webinar on how to improve your paint process repeatability or watch Mike Bonner of Saint Clair Systems give a demo below.
DSCT's Focus 2021
SprayVision Demo
Control Your Process
Capture the pattern
Capture the actual spray pattern before applying paint to the part. Compare it to the production standard without sacrificing production.
Evaluate
Measure the pattern to standard without waiting for the paint to dry. Decide if you’re ready for production while the paint is still wet.
Run Production
If your pattern is acceptable, you can move forward with production and increase your first-pass yield.
Can Film Pattern Measurement
Optimize Aerospace Finishes?
Product Finishing Magazine | February 2021
In collaboration with CFAN and SprayVision, Saint Clair Systems used an innovative film measurement system to investigate ways to improve first-time yield. Learn how it works and how you can better your own first-time yields.
SprayVision Improves
Aerospace Finishing Process
White paper | January 2021
This report details how CFAN, a jet engine turbine blade supplier to GE Aerospace, employed the SprayVision system to investigate the unique traits of their automated blade painting system. Their goal was to boost their First Time Yield (FTY) percentage from under 90% to over 95%.
SprayVision FAQ
Yes – some paint will end up on the glass. When the paint is wet, a simple alcohol wipe is usually sufficient to get it off.
That being said, because the SprayCapture Unit is designed for industrial use, the scanning bed is made of real glass, not a polymer. So it’s resistant to all solvents used in painting operations when more aggressive cleaning is required.