Durability
A properly selected and applied system helps resist impact, abrasion and everyday wear.
INDUSTRIAL POWDER COATING
LARGE PARTS.
CONSISTENT FINISHES.
BUILT TO LAST.
Industrial powder coating for the steel, frames and equipment behind essential infrastructure. Built around durability, finish requirements and production schedules.
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01 / WHAT IS POWDER COATING?
CHARGED POWDER.
CONTROLLED CURE.
Dry powder is applied electrostatically to prepared metal, then heated to form a continuous coating. Surface preparation, coverage and cure all contribute to the finished result.
A FINISH THAT
WORKS AS HARD AS THE PART.
Preparation, process and finish—considered together.
Corrosion protection
Preparation and coating selection work together to protect the underlying metal.
Consistent appearance
Controlled application supports uniform color and finish across production work.
Color flexibility
Standard and custom options include varied textures, gloss levels and specialty finishes.
Efficient material use
Electrostatic application helps transfer powder to the part.
Environmentally friendly application
Dry powder avoids the solvent carriers used in many liquid coating systems.
BUILT AROUND YOUR COMPONENTS
FROM SUPPORT STEEL
TO EQUIPMENT FRAMES.
- Structural steel and large fabricated assemblies
- Industrial frames, racks and equipment components
- Electrical enclosures and distribution housings
- Generator and UPS components
- Data-center support and cooling infrastructure
- OEM parts and production components
LARGE-PART CAPACITY
SCALE YOU CAN
PLAN AROUND.
75,000 SF
- 2 curing ovens
- 12′ W × 14′ H × 48′ L
- 2 spray booths
- 16′ W × 14′ H × 48′ L
- Surface preparation
- 4 blast pods · 50′ × 50′ blast facility
- Wash System
- 27 feet
40,000 SF
- 6 oven slots · maximum capacity
- 10′ W × 12′ H × 54′ L
- Tabletop Wheelabrator
- 96 inches / 8 feet
- Blasting capability
- Parts up to approximately 54 feet
- Wash System
- 40′ long
Pickup & Delivery is available for both Fort Worth and Seagoville. 3 trucks · single pieces up to ~26 feet.
Spray booths are wider than curing ovens. Equipment dimensions are a starting point; part fit, clearance, handling and process suitability require review.
ONE CONNECTED WORKFLOW
PREPARED TO PERFORM.
- 01
Surface preparation
Assess condition, remove unwanted coatings and establish the required profile.
- 02
Pretreatment
Clean and prepare the part for the selected coating system.
- 03
Powder application
Apply the powder to the prepared metal.
- 04
Cure
Heat the component according to the coating requirements.
- 05
Inspection
Check the finish against the project requirements.
- 06
Delivery
Coordinate packaging and transport.
COLORS & FINISHES
SPECIFY THE COLOR.
DEFINE THE FINISH.
Explore standard colors, custom colors where available, textures, gloss levels and specialty finishes. Confirm the final selection with a physical sample when required.
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MISSION-CRITICAL APPLICATIONS
BEHIND THE SYSTEMS
THAT KEEP US MOVING.
Coating requirements vary with the component, its operating environment and the project specification. Start with the application.
TURN YOUR REQUIREMENTS INTO A PLAN
LET’S FINISH
WHAT’S NEXT.
Send drawings, dimensions, quantities and coating requirements. We’ll help determine the preparation and finish your project needs.