Special Substrates
Powder Coating on Wood
A longstanding industry standard for metal coating - a hidden champion when it comes to wood. Due to continuous development, powder coating is increasingly establishing itself as an alternative to wet paint in wood processing - especially in the case of coating MDF plates - and is setting new quality and durability standards in the process.
Powder Coating on Glass
Lightweight, transparent and airy: glass is the perfect design element for a bright, airy atmosphere, creating an impression of openness and space. Thermal hardening systems enable glass doors, partitions, kitchen splashbacks, shower screens and shelves to be finished with single-color powder coatings in industrial flat glass plants.
Powder Coating on Plastic
Basically, every type of plastic can be powder coated, given that they withstand temperatures of at least 130 °C. When powder coating plastic parts however, applicators must take care of limitations due to the insulating behavior of plastics, as they are not conductive like metal substrates, influencing the powder deposition on the part.
Powder Coating on Ceramics
Ceramic materials have played pivotal roles in shaping civilizations, from ancient pottery vessels to modern technological advancements. Up to this day ceramics are indispensable for some industries due to their unique combination of properties like heat resistance, electrical insulation, chemical durability, and mechanical strength. When talking about aesthetics however, there are things to be improved – improvements that can be made with powder coating!
