As opposed to traditional paints and solvent based coatings, powder coating refers to the process of coating metal surfaces with polymer resins, pigments or additives in the form of fine powder. In comparison to other methods of finishing, bonding and surface treatment, this technique is considered more sustainable since no solvents are needed which result in less emissions. To execute this process, the metal surface is prepared carefully by cleaning it of all contaminants. Then, the powder is applied using a sprayer which charges the powder electrostatically, allowing it to ensure uniform adhesion to the metal surface. The item is then heated, starting a chain reaction that covers the outer layer of the item with a uniform hardened film.

Aside from an outstanding finish, powder coating is known for its durability and resistance towards scratching and fading. Applying a coating with such characteristics will also improve protection against chemical products, moisture and UV acceleration – bringing the needed maintenance down, while increasing the longevity of the appliance. Such coatings have widespread use in vehicles, industrial equipment, household appliances, architectural constructions and many more. Moreover, by using this substitutive approach instead of conventional paint, one can reduce waste produced as well as harmful emissions. All while receiving incredible performance guaranteeing maximum customer satisfaction.