WAGNER + furnaces full line

Wagner-Klöpper Supercuub 20000 WAGNER + furnaces

Cooling Zone Conveyers - Covered after curing furnaces
For manufacturers, cladding companies and entrepreneurs can manufacture the product.
The plant manufactures panels up to 4m x 2.6m as a production line.
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WAGNER produces complete industrial coating lines, which incorporate highly energy-efficient pre-heating and curing ovens as part of a seamless, automated system designed for durability and high-quality finishes. These systems are custom-engineered for various industrial applications.
WAGNER Painting Lines
WAGNER offers complete, integrated solutions for industrial liquid and powder coating applications, ranging from manual systems to fully automated lines.
System Control: The lines feature advanced control systems, such as the WICOS system with a 15.6" touchscreen, which manages the powder center, motion systems, application equipment, booth, and filtration for optimal operation and easy handling.
Energy Efficiency: A core feature is the patented "Energy Efficiency Package" (EEP), which uses special designs for piping and monocyclones to reduce pressure loss and minimize energy consumption during powder recovery, making the systems highly energy-efficient.
Flexibility: WAGNER lines, like the C-Line for automotive wheels, are designed for flexibility and can be integrated into existing production lines with minimal footprint. They are also designed for quick and easy color changes.
Pre-Heating and Curing Furnaces


A Wagner painting line typically refers to a high-capacity, automated industrial coating system designed for either liquid or powder application. When paired with furnaces (curing or drying ovens), it forms a complete end-to-end finishing solution.
Core Components of the System
Painting Booths: The central enclosure where coating occurs. High-end systems like those used by Liebherr can feature multiple booths (e.g., four booths) with up to 10 guns for complex industrial parts.
Application Technology:
Liquid Coating: Uses Airspray, Airless, or AirCoat technologies. AirCoat combines high pressure with atomizing air for high-quality, low-overspray results.
Powder Coating: Often utilizes the E-Line, M-Line, or S-Line systems, which include powder centers (like the PXS or IPS) for rapid, fully automated color changes.
Furnaces (Curing Ovens): These units follow the painting stage to "bake" or cure the coating. In specialized setups like the Wagner-Klöpper line, they are often followed by cooling zone conveyors to safely handle products (up to 4m x 2.6m) immediately after high-temperature curing.
Conveyor & Logistics: Systems often include over 2,000 meters of piping and sophisticated loop line concepts to bridge distances between paint supplies and booths.
Control Systems: Integrated platforms like COATIFY allow for real-time monitoring of flow rates, paint quantities, and energy efficiency, often reducing consumption by up to 40%