“Anything metal” is a nice way of describing what can be powder coated. With that being said, we still get the question, “so can you powder coat aluminum?” Absolutely! What people often forget is how much we are surrounded by aluminum structures in our daily lives. ...
In addition to offering good physical and chemical resistance and protection for underground and subsea pipeline service, certain Fusion Bonded Epoxies (FBE), like IFS ERSS 62900 Multi-Purpose Red-61, are also NSF/ANSI 61 Certified. That means that this extremely...
High performance protection in the world of powder coating is normally associated with engineered formulations that repel caustic environmental conditions. However, it can also simply relate to the incorporation of silver ions into the powder to inhibit the...
So you bought a high-quality outdoor furniture set years ago, and it’s now looking a bit weathered. A couple of the slings are worn and sagging. One of swivel chairs isn’t turning so well. And the paint is now coming off in flakes. Do you toss...
The process of powder coating for industrial, commercial, and even household uses underwent many changes after its inception in the 1940s and 1950s. Initially, organic polymers or macromolecules were flame sprayed. This process uses high heat to transform...
Sand blasting is a general term used by those inexperienced with surface preparation to encompass all methods of blast cleaning. However, the more appropriate phrase should be ‘abrasive media blasting’ as not all methods use sand. In fact, sand is one of...
