Unlike typical wet paints, powder coating is a new and unique surface finishing technology that employs a dry kind of coating or surface finishing. Typically, the powder-coated surface is placed inside an oven and then heated until it reaches its melting point.
The coating is incredibly stunning and enthralling. The coating it forms is so strong that, unlike most typical wet paints, it is resistant to rust, corrosion, and scratches. In addition, the electrostatic coating is employed in this procedure.
The technique begins with spraying the powder in the target area using tribo or charge guns; a container with an air chamber is installed at the bottom. It is packed with powder to adhere a warmed coat on the surface to be powdered.
The powders utilized in this sort of coating process are mostly composed of finely ground particles and resin. When charged particles attach to an electrically grounded surface, heat is applied.
Curing is the final and most important phase. This procedure entails placing the coated object in an infrared curing or convection curing oven and allowing the powders to melt for around 10 minutes with equipment set to 200 degrees Celsius. During this phase, the powders begin to melt and react with the charged particles, which irreversibly link to the substrate.
Furthermore, in order to obtain a long-lasting and robust finish, it is necessary to consider the right use of the equipment as well as the proper application of the powders. Powder coating has been quite popular in establishing an impact since it is inexpensive, long-lasting, and environmentally friendly. As a result, most consumers choose to employ this technology for their finishing needs, particularly for large-scale manufacturing.
Powder coating services specializes in powder coating and metal finishing for a variety of industries, including industrial production, metal fabrication, and auto components. Rustylions provide finishing services to machine shops. Contact Rustylions Powder Coating - 1 347 613 8103/ 973 459-8515 for your powder coating needs.
