Powder coating

the decorative, corrosion protective powder coating offers various options of coloring including all RAL-colors as well as special colors, NCS- and RDS-color systems.

Powder coating: process and advantages
During this coating process, the powder is electrostatically loaded and sprayed onto the component to be coated. The powder is then fired at approximately 200°C. This provides the coating with permanent anchorage on the component and subsequently gives it a decorative appearance.

The type of powder used determines the properties of the coating. The coatings applied are relatively thick, i.e. between 60 and 120 µm, and very corrosion-resistant. The process is environmentally compatible and almost waste-free, as the powder can be recycled.

Advantages
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01  Decorative surface
02  Individual colours possible - in all RAL colours, special colours, NCS- and RDS- colour systems
03  UV resistant
04  High degree of corrosion protection
05  Resistant against high temperatures

This method can also be used as a duplex method, using a base coat made from zinc, zinc alloy or CDC, to achieve particularly high levels of protection 1000 h against base metal corrosion, using a salt spray test according to DIN 50021 SS.

Automotive and supplier industry (as a stone chip coating for components in the chassis area, interior and exterior)
Building machinery industry
Electrical industry
Mechanical engineering industry