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Industrial Uses on PowderCoating
PowderCoating provides a durable and high-quality finish, with a wide range of performance properties including excellent resistance to impact, abrasion, heat, stains, extreme weather and fading from sunlight. Texture selections range from smooth surfaces to a wrinkled or matte finish. Rough textures are also available, designed specifically for hiding any surface imperfections. And color selection is virtually unlimited, including clear coats.
PowderCoating is the smart choice to run the most economical and efficient operation:
- Lower heating costs for curing oven - The exhaust requirements for a PowderCoating oven are lower than solvent-based coatings, resulting in energy savings.
- Greater operating efficiency/lower unit costs - No drying or flash-off time is required. Parts can be racked closer together on conveyors and pass more quickly through the production line.

- Lower reject rates - More parts can be coated automatically with fewer rejects because PowderCoating does not run, drip or sag.
- High utilization efficiency - With proper application equipment, powder materials and efficient recovery methods, one-coat application and 95%-98% powder utilization efficiency are readily available. If more than one color is desired, color changes can be made quickly.
- Lower personnel costs - Minimal operator training and supervision are required for a powder line. Employees prefer working with dry powder because of lack of fumes, reduced housekeeping problems and minimum clothing contamination.
- Simplified permit process - The permitting process for a PowderCoating operation is simpler. Compliance with federal and state regulations is also easier, saving both time and money.
PowderCoating is also the most environmentally friendly option available:
- Negligible VOCs - PowderCoatings contain no solvents and therefore emit negligible, if any, polluting VOCs into the atmosphere.
- Less exhaust - PowderCoating is a clean process, allowing exhaust air from the coating booth to be returned to the plant, and less oven air is exhausted to the outside.
- Reusable overspray - Up to 98% of powder overspray can be retrieved and reused.
- No costly waste disposal equipment - Unused powder can be reclaimed and returned to a hopper for recirculating through the system, with negligible waste.
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