Thickness 60 to 120 µm in a single coat
Full RAL and Pantone colour range
Textured, matte, satin and gloss options
Excellent impact and chemical resistance
Available for large fabricated frames
Metallic and special effect powders
| Cold rolled steel |
| Galvanised steel |
| Aluminium |
| Stainless steel |
| Zinc plated parts |
| Fabricated weldments |
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 60–120 µm |
| Colours | RAL and Pantone matched |
| Gloss | Matte, satin, gloss (20–90 GU) |
| Cure | 180–200 °C for 10–15 min |
| Size | up to 2,500 mm parts |
| Lead time | 4–7 working days |
Pre-treatment phosphate or chromate
Primer for galvanised surfaces
Texture and wrinkle effects
Powder is tougher, thicker and more chip resistant, so it suits frames, enclosures and anything handled roughly. Wet paint gives better thin-film finish and colour matching for cosmetic parts.
It hides very little. Weld spatter and grinding marks telegraph through, so weld dressing before coating is essential for visible surfaces.
Yes. With a UV-stable powder it withstands several years of exterior exposure, though colour shift can occur over long periods in strong sun.
Type II and Type III anodizing for aluminium: clear, black and colour finishes with improved corrosion and wear resistance, thickness from 5 to 50 µm.
Type III hard anodizing builds a 25-50 µm ceramic-like oxide layer with up to 500 HV surface hardness for wear-critical aluminium parts.
Glass bead blasting for a uniform satin finish on metal and plastic parts. Hides tool marks, prepares surfaces for coating and gives a premium matte look.
Sand blasting for surface cleaning, descaling and roughening. Removes rust, scale, old coating and oxide before welding, painting or bonding.
Mechanical polishing to mirror and optical finishes: Ra down to 0.05 µm for mould cavities, light guides, medical parts and decorative surfaces.
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