Powder Coated Sheet Metal

Powder Coated sheet metal is one of the high quality finishing process used for thousands of products ranging from heavy machinery to household appliances. This type of coating is applied as a free flowing, dry powder. A process called electrostatic spray deposition (ESD) is typically used to achieve the application of this coating to a metal substrate and is comparatively tougher and more durable than the conventional liquid paints.

At Avon, we offer completely automated rack and barrel lines as well as manual lines, allowing us to give the best method for the job to our customers. All lines can be outfitted with one of four different passivates, as well as optional topcoats to further improve corrosion resistance.

Features of Powder Coating

After application of Powder Coating Line, the parts enter a curing oven where, with the addition of heat, the coating chemically reacts to produce a high density, rough and tough film.
The above technique is carried out by baking the coated product in conveyorised oven having variable speed to accommodate different sizes of components.
A separate line for pretreatment (PT) of aluminum has also been installed.

Why Choose Avon For This Services

We’ve already completed a number of successful projects and are dedicated to offering the best possible service in the future. We aspire to be the leaders in our field, with a positive attitude, sincerity, humility, and a shared commitment to achieve our objectives.

Advantages

The main difference between a conventional liquid paint and Heat Resistant Powder Coating is that powder coated sheet metal does not require a solvent to keep the binder and filler parts in a liquid suspension form
This is more durable compared to conventional finishing as it is resistant to the impact of moisture, chemicals, ultraviolet light, and other extreme weather conditions. Apart from all these properties, it appears to look great!

Our Process

Powder Coating is carried out in the Avon coatings. The component to be coated is loaded onto specially designed jigs where they undergo pretreatment. Subsequently, the objects are electroplated and passivated with the respective colours according to our clients’ requirements.

Followed by this, the objects are smothered with a top coat before being dried, inspected and dispatched. The entire procedure is monitored using timers and temperature controllers that have been installed to ensure the precision of our work.