Monday, October 31, 2016
Thursday, October 20, 2016
October Orange: A Crisp, Refreshing New Color
Summer has ended, and with the beginning of October comes the sounds and smells of the new season. Enjoying the crisp feeling in the air and the refreshing breeze? Taking in the sounds and smells of autumn? This month’s spotlight is on October Orange, an energizing color for both indoor and outdoor applications. Because of its polyester makeup, this coating can be utilized on a broad spectrum of products.
For more information on TCI Powder Coatings’ color selections, visit the full website here. Call TCI Powder Coatings today to inquire about our many coatings.
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Automotive and Rim Powder Coatings
Do your automotive parts or rims need the durability and protection of a powder coating? TCI Powder Coatings offers a wide variety of coating options specially designed to meet your needs.
Powder coating is less expensive and more durable than other automotive finishes, and powder coated rims will resist chipping, scratches and road salts much better than any other type of polish. At TCI we know that it is extremely important that cars are protected in any setting, and it is necessary to coat them to the best standards possible. Contact a TCI representative today to speak about coatings for your shop’s needs.
To find out more about these coatings, visit the TCI website here.
Thursday, October 6, 2016
TCI Powder Coatings Announces Changes to the QA Team
We are excited and eager for the changes that the QA team
will be undergoing as of October 3rd, 2016. Positions will be changing, employees
will be shifting focus, and some will be leaving the QA team for other
positions within the company. All changes were carefully considered and made to
further the success of TCI and our employees.
Rodney Usry will be returning to his previous position in the R&D lab. We have greatly appreciated Rodney’s assistance and vast expertise in solving customer complaints within the QA group as Manager. His contribution to the group will be missed, yet we know he will continue to excel within the lab.
Rodney Usry will be returning to his previous position in the R&D lab. We have greatly appreciated Rodney’s assistance and vast expertise in solving customer complaints within the QA group as Manager. His contribution to the group will be missed, yet we know he will continue to excel within the lab.
Eddie Adams, an employee of TCI Powder Coatings since 2005, will now be QA Supervisor. Since his start at TCI, Eddie has worked in QC as a technician and in the bonding division. Eddie has years of experience in supporting the complaint process and enforcing quality, and we know that he will continue his success in his new position.
Clarence Geter, an employee of TCI for over two years, was recently promoted to Senior QA Technician. His attention to detail, ability to provide assistance addressing complaints, and quality of work have gained him respect throughout the company. We are eager to see his contributions as he takes on this new role.
Chad Yarbrough has been promoted to QA technician.
Previously a QC technician for one year, Chad has shown initiative and problem
solving aptitude. He will also aid in solving customer objections.
Please help us welcome these employees to their new areas of work, and join us in congratulating those who have received promotions.
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
The Benefits Series: Environmental
As you may know, powder coating has evolved and changed over
the years along with the industry itself. Different than other finishes,
powders do not contain any VOCs or solvents, both of which can be very harmful
to the environment. The waste that does come
from powder coating is not hazardous and can be safely disposed in a landfill.
Additionally, powder coating results in little to no
overspray, making for less runoff into the environment, conserving material.
Last, but not the least of the environmental positives, no powder escapes into
the atmosphere; therefore, powder has a reduced effect on air pollution. In contrast, solvents are not recoverable.
Those that use other finishes need after-burners making their process more
costly and less green.
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