Rust Removal and Surface Preparation
Shot blasting or sandblasting is used to remove scale and rust, creating a clean surface that improves coating adhesion.
Degreasing and Cleaning
A combination of chemical and mechanical cleaning processes removes oil, grease, and contaminants to ensure a clean substrate.
Phosphate Treatment
A phosphating layer is applied to enhance corrosion resistance and improve bonding between the metal surface and the coating.
Electrostatic Powder Coating
The most widely used finishing method, providing a uniform coating with strong adhesion and good resistance to impact and wear.
High-Temperature Curing
The powder coating is cured at high temperature to achieve proper flow and bonding, resulting in a durable, corrosion-resistant, and abrasion-resistant finish.
Galvanizing
Suitable for cold storage, humid environments, or outdoor use, galvanizing provides excellent long-term corrosion protection.
Epoxy Zinc-Rich Primer
Used in heavy-duty anti-corrosion applications to improve resistance to salt spray and harsh environments.
Reinforced Protection for Edges and Corners
Additional attention is given to beams and upright edges to reduce coating damage caused by impacts during handling.
Environment-Specific Coatings
Specialized coatings are selected for environments such as humid warehouses, cold storage facilities, or outdoor installations.
Quality Inspection
Coating thickness, adhesion strength, and corrosion resistance are tested to ensure consistent product quality and durability.
