POWDERCOATING

Inspection

We begin by reviewing your parts to understand their condition, material, and any special requirements such as masking, threads, or heat-sensitive components. This ensures proper planning and accurate quoting.

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Preparation

Any removable hardware, rubber, bearings, seals, or coatings are removed to expose clean metal. This prevents contamination and ensures the coating bonds correctly.

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Cleaning

We dry blast the parts to remove old paint, rust, and corrosion, creating a clean, textured profile that powder can adhere to. Proper prep is the key to durability and long-term performance.

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Application

Using electrostatic equipment, powder particles are charged and sprayed evenly onto the grounded metal surface. This creates a uniform, consistent coating across the entire part—even complex shapes.

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Curing

The coated parts are heated to the correct temperature, flowing the powder into a smooth continuous film. Once cooled, the finish becomes extremely tough, durable, and long-lasting.

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Final Inspection

Every part is inspected for coverage, finish consistency, color accuracy, and surface quality before it leaves our shop.