Electrostatic Powder Coating

More Functional. More Decorative.

Electrostatic powder coating is known for its sturdiness, attractiveness and long-lasting durability.

Electrostatic Powder Coating

Electrostatic powder coating involves a dry, negatively charged powder applied by electrostatic spray. The powder is then cured in a convection oven with infrared heat to form a hard, durable finish. This coating has excellent performance properties, which have been improved in the last few years due to technological advances.

These coatings are both functional and decorative and are available in an almost limitless range of colors and textures, and technological advancements have resulted in excellent performance properties.

High weatherability
Impact resistant
Moisture resistant
UV resistant
Chemical resistant
Resistant to scratches, chips, abrasions, corrosion, fading and other wear issues
Environmentally friendly

Features Applications

Thickness	0.0015″ to 0.005″
Low to High	Low to high
Size	Small to relatively large
Substrates	Most metals, such as steel, stainless, aluminum, etc.
Colors	Any, including many glosses, textures and specialty appearances

Electrical boxes
Consumer goods
Telecommunications/networking hardware
Display goods
Wire goods
Electronics
Lawn & garden
Furniture
Automotive
Aerospace
Construction
Medical
Agriculture
Housewares
Material handling
Recreation
Storage systems
Household
Military
Food service
Transportation

Environmental Impact

In addition to its durability and attractiveness, powder coating is highly protective of the environment. Powder coatings contain no solvents, so they emit negligible, if any, polluting VOCs and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) into the atmosphere. Powder coating is also a clean process, allowing exhaust air from the coating booth to be returned to the plant, and less oven air is exhausted to the outside. Heating and cooling costs are eliminated for make-up air, and the cost for maintaining oven temperatures is minimized.