Turning a manual coating task into a defined movement path
This video is useful as a visual companion to the leather application direction. It shows the principle of moving from hand-guided spraying to controlled motion over the sample.
The challenge
Leather-like materials often need a controlled visual finish, but manual spraying can vary from operator to operator and from one sample to the next.
The setup
The CNC airbrush system defines the motion path, speed, and working distance. The exact coating behavior still needs process tuning around the material and liquid.
The result
The demonstration shows automatic airbrush painting on a leather-like sheet, supporting the idea that repeated surface treatment can be documented and repeated.
Why this matters
For visual or functional coatings, repeatability is not only about the machine path. It also depends on drying, absorption, overlap, and how the sample is held in place.