Powder Coating
Surface treatment methods for metal parts
Powder coating mainly used in the beautification and protection of sheet metal parts and weldments. In our processing, we pay special attention to this step to ensure the quality and aesthetics of the final product. Before coating, we strictly pre-treat the parts, including cleaning, degreasing, rust removal, etc., to ensure that the coating layer can adhere evenly and firmly to the surface of the parts. For certain specific parts, they can be directly subjected to powder coating after precise cutting. We pay a lot of attention to the quality of appearance, we promise never to compromise by using recycled powder for cost-saving.
Basic process of Powder Coating
Preparation or Pre-treatment
Smearing with chlorine solution and dry it
Applying Powder
Sprays coating powder on weldment
Curing/Cooling and Finishing
Suspend workpiece post-furnace
Color Selection for Powder Coating
Metaco assist our clients in selecting color for their projects. If you have a specific color number, we can precisely match it to your requirements. In cases where a specific color number is not available, we offer the flexibility to mix and match colors according to your needs, using the color palette.
Gloss levels Selection for Coated Surface
We offer a wide range of gloss levels for powder coatings. Choose from flat, matte, semi-gloss and gloss finishes. Flat and matte finishes are non-reflective, semi-gloss finishes have a well-balanced sheen, and our gloss finishes provide maximum reflectivity!
Product display after Powder Coating
Bracket by laser cutting
Coating of small workpieces with customized color
Acceptance requirements after Powder Coating
Appearance quality
Be sure that the color of the coating uniform and match the specified shades. And that the surface is free of bumps, drips or irregularities. The coating must not blister, bubble, or flake, and the glossiness of the coating must align with predefined specifications.
Coating Thickness
Ensure that the coating thickness should be consistent across the entire surface, and sufficient coating coverage on edges and corners is crucial.
Key Causes Of Powder Coating Defects
