Powder coating is a surface finishing technique wherein the surface of the metal or material is coated with dry powder paint, which is subsequently cured at high temperature for a certain period of time resulting in the formation of a hard and tough uniform protective layer.
4. Pre-Treatment / Primer Application (Optional)
Applies a conversion coating or primer (e.g., phosphate or chromate-free primer) to enhance corrosion resistance and powder bonding.
5. Powder Application
Electrostatically sprays dry powder (thermoplastic or thermoset) evenly onto the steel surface.
Electrostatic charge ensures the powder adheres uniformly to the substrate.
6. Curing / Baking
Steel parts are heated in a curing oven (typically 160–200°C) for a specified time.
Powder melts and forms a smooth, continuous, durable coating.
3. Power and Communication Equipment
Iron towers, light poles, transformer supports.
Enhances weather resistance and maintains aesthetic appearance over time.
4. Industrial and Residential Equipment
Machinery, shelving, furniture, and home appliances.
Offers a smooth, durable finish that resists scratching, chipping, and fading.