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The Best Industrial Coatings For High Temperature Resistance
At Precision Dip Coating, we guarantee you innovative coating services and value for your money. Our engineers are dedicated to providing you with quality in-house design and development; value added services and supply chain solutions. We have various industrial services which include; Plastisol coating, Electrostatic Spray powder coating, Halar coating and Fluid Bed powder coating. We serve various industries which include automotive, aerospace, medical and sporting goods.
What are the most popular industrial coatings?
Industrial coatings are primarily used because they add protection to metal surfaces, making them more durable while also adding aesthetic value. Some of the most popular industrial coatings include Powder, Wet Paint and Electrocoating.
Which ones can withstand extreme temperatures?
Electrostatic spray powder coating is used in industries like automotive and various industrial processes because it can withstand high temperatures. It is the most common powder coating method, and it is environmentally and economically efficient because the over spray can be recycled back into the process. Halar coatings which are a type of plastic are very versatile and can be applied on equipment surfaces and metal parts that are exposed to high friction. They are used on moving parts as they help reduce heat and friction. They cut down on wear and tear and make surfaces smooth.
Why is high-temperature resistance important?
A lot of industrial processes involve high temperature and high pressure. To prevent heat damage and increase oxidation resistance of metal surfaces, coatings are necessary. These coatings have good chemical and corrosion resistance which adds to the durability and aesthetic value of the metal surfaces.
Why call Precision Dip Coating?
In the long run, coatings are cost-effective. The cost of preserving metal surfaces far outweighs the cost of maintaining and buying new metal parts or equipment. With Precision Dip Coating, you are guaranteed of quality industrial products and services. Contact us
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