Although a finish represents only one attribute of a coated part, it is the most visible and influential characteristic to you, the consumer. Powder coatings have a positive impact both directly and indirectly, and provide solutions to issues of public concern. Powder coatings have become the coating technology of choice for consumable goods for these reasons

QUALITY: Powder coatings have been shown to possess significant durability and resistance to abrasion, corrosion, scratching, and chemicals when compared to liquid coatings. Powder coatings stay bright with less fading, and color selection is virtually unlimited with high and low gloss, metallic, and clear finishes available. Texture selections range from smooth surfaces to wrinkled or matte finishes, and rough textures are available for hiding surface imperfections. Thick coatings can be achieved quickly and efficiently.

ECONOMICS: Powder coatings are frequently a cost saving alternative to liquid paints with respect to energy savings, labor costs, rework costs, material usage, waste disposal, and overall line efficiency. The advantage to manufacturers and consumers is a coated part with a superior quality finish at a reasonable cost.

ENVIRONMENTAL: Environmental issues are of significant interest and importance to the government and general public today. Unlike many liquid paints, powder coatings are compliant with environmental regulations. Liquid paints often contain solvents, which can contribute to air pollution and, in some cases, ozone depletion. Powder coatings are free of such pollutants. Wet painting processes can generate sludge, which must be disposed of into hazardous waste landfills. Properly formulated powder coatings generate no such hazardous waste. You can feel good about buying a powder-coated product, which is ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE.