Versatility

Powder coatings can be applied by spraying or fluidized bed techniques, using a wide variety of plastic resins such as polyester, epoxy, polyolefin, nylon, vinyl, and Halar, taking advantage of each material's specific features.

Durability

Powder coating is one of the toughest surface treatments available, strongly bonding the coating to the substrate by electrostatic charge. Depending on materials and environment, powder coatings usually last up to 20 years or more.

Multifunctional

Beyond offering long-lasting protection, powder coating materials add such benefits as abrasion resistance, chemical resistance, electrical resistance, reduced or increased friction, easy cleaning, impact resistance, or vibration deadening.

Coating Thickness & Quality

Smoother, thicker coatings can be achieved with powder coating than by dipping or other plastic coating processes, and generally with more uniform thickness and appearance.

Environmentally Friendly

A downside of working with many plastics is found with the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the accompanying solvents and primers needed to apply them. Because powder coating works with heat and electromagnetic attraction, these toxic substances can be avoided. Powder coating also produces less waste overall as most of the powder is attracted to the substrate, and any overspray waste that does occur can generally be reused and is non-toxic.

Attractive

Powder coatings can match any color of the rainbow, and can include special effects from matte finishes and wrinkled or sandy textures to translucent, glittery, or veined looks. Many of these special effects could not be achieved with other coating techniques.

Speedy

Offering a generally shorter curing time than dipping techniques, powder coating can shorten production time.

At Precision Dip Coating, we have decades of experience in powder coating and other plastic coating techniques. Contact us today to take advantage of our coating expertise and many value-added services.