Automotive powder coating benefits your bottom line and marketing efforts due to its cost-effectiveness and environmental friendliness. Powder coating is used on metal surfaces that can hold an electrostatic charge, such as aluminum wheels, before baking a high-temp powder onto the surface. It’s one of the most common applications in the automotive industry to help with chemical resistance by applying a high heat-resistance powder. Take a look at a few of these automotive powder coating applications. Related Post: Some Industries That Benefit From Powder Coating Aluminum Wheels Automotive powd ..read more

Industrial powder coating helps several industries, from aerospace and petroleum to consumer products and automotive, needing to protect vital metal parts. The chemical components and oven curing allow for permanent bonding to the metal, creating a durable, protective outer layer.  Discover five main advantages of industrial powder coating, no matter what industry or type of metal part requires it. Related Post: Industries That Use Powder Coating To Protect Surfaces 1. Variety of Colors for Easy Identification Not sure if you’re looking at an intake or outtake pipe? Need to differentiate ..read more

Industrial powder coating represents one of our top services. We can coat all kinds of metal parts with various types and colors of electrostatic powder coats. Our experts provide answers to frequently asked questions about industrial powder coatings. Related Post: Industries That Use Powder Coating To Protect Surfaces What is industrial powder coating? Industrial powder coating utilizes dry, fine, colored particles made of specific chemicals that electrostatically adhere to metal surfaces before baking in a specialized oven to cure thoroughly. What types of industrial powder coating ar ..read more

Powder coating offers a high-quality, durable finish made from resins, pigments, and other fillers. The dry coating is usually applied to a grounded metal and then heated in a curing oven. The coating is becoming increasingly popular and used in a wide range of applications. Coating Systems serves many industries, and there are powder coating applications that are common to each one. Agriculture Powder coating is applied to farm equipment that sees heavy use to promote its durability against long-term wear and tear. The dry coating is applied to anything from large pieces of equipment like tra ..read more

Coating Systems specializes in applying coatings to various items, from o-rings to industrial equipment and pipes to trailers.  In today’s blog, we answer some frequently asked questions about powder coating. What is powder coating? A powder coating combines polymer resin, curatives, leveling agents, flow modifiers, pigments, and other additives as a dry finish that goes over metals and anything that can hold an electrostatic charge. What is the purpose of powder coating? Powder coating protects metal equipment and household items from wear and tear due to sunlight exposure, moisture, hum ..read more

Busbars are vital yet overlooked components of an electrical system. These items, typically made of copper, brass, or aluminum, allow wires and electrical connections to congregate along a single axis for convenience. Busbars are generally uninsulated, meaning if anyone touches a busbar they run the risk of electric shock or even electrocution. Coating Systems explains the advantages of powder coating as insulation for busbars in today’s blog. Maintains Conductivity of Electrical Components Powder coating doesn’t interfere with the conductivity of electrical components, much like any other ins ..read more

If you are looking for the right industrial coating technique, powder coating offers many great benefits. It is more durable than many other coatings, it is resistant against scratches and chips, and it also offers a wide range of color options. It is also better for the environment and can save you money as well. However, there are also some common mistakes that are made when powder coating is used. In today’s blog post, Coating Systems will take a look at a few of those common mistakes and help you to avoid them. Related Post: Some Industries That Benefit From Powder Coating 1. Surface Conta ..read more

Powder coating is a fast-growing service with a variety of benefits, from cost-effectiveness to environmental friendliness. Powder coating is often used on metal surfaces or any surface that can hold an electrostatic charge, and one of its most common applications is in the automotive industry. Today, Coating Systems will review a few of these powder coating applications and offer some useful tips. Powder Coating for Wheels When it comes to automotive applications, the most common powder coating use is with car wheels. The biggest reason why people prefer powder coating instead of a traditiona ..read more

If you need a high-quality, durable finish, powder coating may be the perfect solution for you. Powder materials can be applied to a variety of metals, or anything that can hold an electrostatic charge. This makes powder coating particularly effective for outdoor products. In today’s blog, the experts at Powder Coating Systems take a closer look at some outdoor products that benefit from powder coating. Farm Equipment Tractors and agricultural equipment experience hard daily use and they are often left outdoors. While these products are designed to withstand such conditions, their paint jobs ..read more

If you need a high-quality, durable finish, powder coating may be the solution for you. Powder coating is a dry coating process which has become increasingly popular due to its efficiency, durability, and minimal effect on the environment. In today’s blog, the experts at Coating Systems, Inc take a look at some industries that benefit from powder coating. Automotive Powder coating is used in a variety of ways within the automotive industry. This includes everything from wheels and hubcaps to door handles, bumpers, and decorative trim. Powder coating is used to protect the body of the automobi ..read more