Powders are twice as thick
as standard finishes. That’s right, twice.
However, as we’ve stated before, the powder’s film thickness can be controlled
for whatever best suits the material. This gives products the extra durability
they need to withstand environmental conditions, rough wear and tear, and the
general, day-to-day conditions. If you’re looking for a finish that will stand
up to the elements and improve adhesion and corrosion resistance, powder coating is your top
choice. Powder’s superior film properties can’t be found in many other
finishes.
Powders are increasingly durable and resistant to chemicals, weather,
chipping, and scratching. This resistance stems from the thermal bonding
process during curing that is unlike any other finishing process. This bonding
also lends itself to a longer lasting vibrancy of color.
Powder coating also has great flexibility and can bend and yield along
with the material it is applied to. This is ideal in the industry of transportation
where products often necessarily vibrate and twist.
So what if a powder coated product gets damaged prior to curing? It’s easily
rectified. The coater can simply blow off the powder and re-coat over the
damaged area. Powders provide superior performance, low waste, and low
maintenance making them an ideal finishing choice.
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