What is Powder Coating?

Powder coating is a type of paint that does not contain solvents, is in solid form and is applied to surfaces by electrostatic spraying. After application, it adheres to the surface by baking and creates a hard, durable and aesthetic coating. Powder coatings are usually obtained from polyester, epoxy or a mixture of these and can have various surface properties such as color, gloss and matte.

Properties of Powder Coating

• Environmentally Friendly: Since it does not contain solvents, there is no VOC (volatile organic compound) emission, making powder coating environmentally friendly.
• Durability: Powder coatings are highly resistant to scratches, abrasions, chemicals and UV rays.
• Aesthetics: Offers a variety of surface finishes such as gloss, matte, textured or metallic.
• Economical: It minimizes paint waste as it provides a homogeneous coating on the surface.
• Easy Application: Application by electrostatic spraying method provides easy and effective coating even on particularly complex surfaces.