Powder Coating Line

Durable

Our conductive Powder Coating is long-lasting and gives you a durable finish on all types of metal. It gives the metal or non-metal surfaces a hard finish, which is protective as well as decorative. The powder coating makes the color vibrant and bright, even after being exposed to harsh weather conditions. These are usually the colored conductive Powder Coating. It is always advisable to apply the colored powder coating, especially when the coated metal is exposed to a harsh environment.

We guarantee you that everything you'll paint will be resistant to fading, chipping, scratching, and wearing. Moisture can't affect the coated material. You will see the difference when you use our powder coating. The durability aspect makes powder coatings from Kansas City Metal Art well-suited for high traffic, abrasive, or high use areas. Our product eliminates the need for future coating or replacement.

How Powder Coating Line Work

Many professionals use thermosetting polymers and additives to make a hard coat on metal surfaces. The process entails the use of electrostatic spray deposition. We use formal technology to apply Quality Powder Coating to the surfaces of materials. The powder may fall from the applied product at this particular stage. Heat usually changes the initial chemical property of the coating powder. The move allows the powder to bond to the surface of the metal by creating a robust molecular structure.

The application of powder coating is usually a multi-process. Each step of the application is gauged on how the powder adheres and transforms the materials' surface. All powder coating processes use barely the same steps, while an automated powder coating line increases productivity. It can be achieved by using high volumes projects that can be handled one at a time. We have the best powder coating line where we coat metal materials such as a metal sign. Our Quality Powder Coating is distinctive from the rest, and all coated materials are long-lasting.

Preparation

We have realized that a powder can't adhere properly to rust, dirt, or lubricated parts. Professionals clean and strip the material before initiating the powder coating process. Powder coating line cleans to remove debris, rust, and degreasing. The process is vital in helping the coated product to be resistant to phosphating and corrosion. The cleaned product helps the product to bond evenly with the powder.

Powder Coating

A Powder coating line applies conveyor systems to prepare the products and put them in a powder coating unit. Every product's surface area is powder-coated, which ensures complete coverage. Technicians adjust pigmentation levels and sprayers to create multi-color applications for metal substrates.

Curing

The final stage of the powder coating process is to adhere powder to a metal product. A powder coating line moves the batch from the initial coating unit to the bake oven for curing. The heat helps the polymer system bond permanently to the metal, and the final product is uniform, sleek, and durable. The coated product is removed from the oven and cools. It leaves the powder coating line for assembly or packaging.