Industrial Powder Coating Services
We all want metal equipment to last longer. Powder coating gives a professional paint finish that’s more durable and resistant to rust.
An added bonus, the project gets done super-fast.
What does our powder coating process involve?
The secret lies in our attention to surface preparation, which makes the powder coat stick better.
- Surface prep – sandblasting removes grime, old paint or rust, if present.
- Acid bath for new manufactured steel items, to remove mill scale.
- Pre-treatment – a chemical wash removes any oil and residue.
- Rinse and dry.
- Spray booth – an even layer of your chosen powder is applied.
- Curing in the oven – the colour is sealed at temperatures of 180 to 200°C.
The final curing seals the finish.
What do you need to do?
Powdercoating can be used for various types of metal components:
Industrial Powder Coaters
We take on various projects for companies, from bulk aluminium frames and steel pipes, to metal refuse bins for our national parks.
- Aluminium powder coating
- Epoxy powder coating
- Steel powder coating
- Stainless steel powder coating
- Ferrograin powder coating
- Plastic or PVC powder coating
Pick Up and Delivery Available.
Commercial Powder Coating
Our clients from hotels and venues are so amazed by the results that they come back with extra projects, such as:
- Wrought iron benches, tables and chairs
- Potjie pots or cast-iron equipment
- Renewal of metal candle and light fittings
- Custom colours for cutlery and designer fittings
- Refurbishment of outdoor lamp posts and stands
Auto & Wheel Powder Coating
Bulk powder coating services for automotive components.
- Powder coating of steel rims
- Wheel powder coating near me
- Metal powder coating
- Bakkie canopies
- 4×4 bumpers and tow bars
Treasured items
We restore valued items so that they look new and require minimal maintenance.
- Wrought iron furniture
- Decorative steel and ironwork
- Broekie lace panels and metal embellishments
- Grandpa’s iron bench
What can’t be powder coated?
Care needs to be taken because items will be exposed to temperatures of 180 – 200°C in the oven.
- Rubber or felt fittings should be removed
- Glass and light bulbs should be removed
- Plastic will melt at high temperatures
- Wheel spokes are not suited for our process
What Colour and Finish would you like?
A variety of finishes are available. The choice depends on your project.
- Matt, gloss and satin finishes
- Textured and sandpaper finishes
- Thermo-plastic / PVC powder coatings
- Colours most often in stock: black, white, blue and silver
- Custom colours are available
Get Expert Advice
Our powder coating specialists will advise you on the best finish for your project.
