Powder coating applies a consistent layer to the surface of furniture, automotive parts, and other objects to improve wear resistance and corrosion resistance. The coating is then heated in a UV or conventional oven to melt and cure the powder for a protective finish....
Powder coating is a durable, environmentally friendly finishing process widely used in aerospace, automotive, architecture, and consumer goods industries. These coatings do not require solvents, making them more sustainable and efficient. The colors and finishes...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has banned most uses of methylene chloride. Also known as dichloromethane (DCM), methylene chloride is used in various industrial applications, including paint stripping and degreasing, and as a solvent in chemical processes....
Sandblasting is a precision-driven process that relies on high-velocity abrasive media to remove corrosion, coatings and surface contaminants. The choice of abrasive directly affects the longevity and efficiency of blasting equipment. Worn-out sandblasting...
Sandblasting is an umbrella term for a variety of surface preparation processes. Also known as abrasive blasting, it propels a stream of solid particles against a surface using compressed air or water at extremely high speeds and pressure. Sandblasting is part of the...
Elastomeric coatings are widely used in various industries for their durability, flexibility and waterproofing properties. They’re commonly applied to roofs, walls and other surfaces exposed to harsh weather conditions. Their resilient nature makes them an...
