Powder Coaters use paint in powder form and is a dry paint process. The paint powder is electrostatically charged, and this causes the powder to adhere to the component that is to be coated; The component with the powder is then placed into an oven at a given temperature and a required amount of time.
This process melts the powder onto the component, thus coating it efficiently and evenly, providing a very durable protective covering by sealing the component wherever the powder has adhered to. There are many different types of finishes or coatings for various applications depending on the use of the component. Some of these coatings are:
● Epoxy
● Epoxy polyester
● Polyurethane
● Polyester
Epoxy powder coatings are ideal for hard inside applications as they combine good mechanical properties with a high degree of chemical resistance. Corporate and legislative specifications are very demanding, and epoxy coatings have been developed to comply with these demands.
Using a blend of epoxy and polyester resins epoxy-polyester coatings offer designers and coaters the optimal combination of protective and decorative properties for a wide range of internal components. It provides good stoving stability, excellent color, and gloss retention and is very quick in its use.
Polyurethane coatings combine excellent mechanical and chemical properties for both exterior and interior applications, and this may be significant where a high degree of appearance and performance is required. Polyurethane provides extremely high levels of gloss and excellent clean, sharp color.
For tough and attractive appearances, polyester powder coatings provide superior watering features on external surfaces. Powder coatings may be utilized on many different sorts of materials and are available in a wide range of colors and other types of finishes, and some of these may include:
● Metallic
● Antique
● Texture
● Anti-bacterial
● Leatherette
Polyurethane powder coatings are highly tolerant to weathering and have an outstanding thermal resistance. Polyurethane powder coating has a higher gloss and flow than most other forms of powder coatings.
Rustylions specializes in powder coating metal finishing for multiple types of businesses, from industrial manufacturing to metal fabrication to auto parts. Rustylions serve machine shops in finishing services. For your powder coating requirements - Contact Sandblasting NJ at 1~347~613~8103/ 973~459-8515.
