Powder coating in house.

Our powder coating line is in the same building as the cutting, forming and welding, so a part moves from the weld bench to the powder booth without a truck, a second lead time or a second vendor to chase. Colour is matched to your specification on steel, galvanized and aluminum, and threads and contact points are masked on request. Finished parts go straight to decorating and assembly.

Line
In house, inline
Substrates
Steel · galvanized · aluminum
Colour
To your spec
Lead time
Inside the production run
Operator spraying powder onto hung parts in the coating booth
07 · Powder coatingSpraying powder in the booth

Powder coating in detail

Powder is the finish on almost everything that leaves this floor. It is harder than paint, it wraps edges and inside corners, and it is the reason a display still looks right after a season on a retail floor.

Bringing it in house changed the economics for the OEM customers who came over from Bridge Metal, where coating used to be sent out. A coated part now costs one lead time and one freight leg instead of two, and the schedule is ours to hold.

Specifications

Key specifications for powder coating.

ProcessElectrostatic powder, cured in the oven on the line
SubstratesCold rolled, hot rolled, galvanized, galvanneal, aluminum
ColourMatched to the code or sample you sendTextures and metallics on request
MaskingThreads, contacts and ground points masked before coating
Part sizeSized to the display and enclosure work we run; ask about oversize parts

Typical parts

  • Display units, complete
  • Brackets and mounting hardware
  • Enclosures and panels
  • Furniture frames and legs
  • Wire racks and baskets
Freshly powder coated parts hanging on the line
Coated parts leaving the line

Request a quote

Send the print for powder coating. Upload a drawing, a flat pattern or a solid model with quantities, material and finish. The quote is priced against machine time on this floor, and we flag anything that will fight the tooling before you commit to a run.

Gloved hands feeding a metal blank into a press brake
Your print, our floor.