Powder Coating
Powder coating is a finishing process that applies a dry powder to a part, rather than a traditional liquid coating. The powder is electrostatically applied to help it adhere evenly, then cured using heat or ultraviolet light to form a durable protective layer. The result is a tough, long-lasting finish that provides excellent resistance to wear and is often more durable and thicker than liquid coatings.
Powder Coating Offerings
If you know the powder coating you're looking for, explore the technical data sheets below. If you're still evaluating options, our team is happy to help you identify the optimal powder coat for your application.
Techniques / Capabilities
While the techniques and capabilities listed below reflect our current expertise, we continue investing in new technologies and processes to better serve our customers.
- Sizes up to 14 ft. x 8 ft. x 7 ft.
- Chemical and sandblast surface preparation
- On-site walk-in sandblasting room
- Electrostatic spray
- High-precision masking
- Conveyer lines
- Custom application methods
- Consistent application
Items that Benefit from Powder Coating
Below are representative examples of powder coating project applications.
- Chemical tanks, vessels, and containers
- Pumps, housings, impellers, and pump components
- Valves, valve bodies, and valve components
- Piping, tubing, fittings, flanges, and manifolds
- Heat exchangers and heat exchanger components
- Agitators, mixing equipment, and reactor components
- Centrifuge baskets, bowls, and components
- Electroplating racks, baskets, fixtures, and equipment
- Semiconductor wet-process and chemical handling equipment
- Scrubbers, hoods, ducting, and chemical exhaust equipment
- Filters, strainers, and filter housings
- Thermocouple wells, probes, and sensor housings
- Custom fabricated metal components and process equipment