Industrial Coatings

Epoxy coatings:  Epoxy coatings are very popular among industrial coatings and usually bond with many different substrates. When good quality raw materials are used and are professionally made, they can withstand high very temperatures and are resistant to abrasion and weathering.

Polyurethane coatings: These coatings are great for resistance against wear and tear and can be used in many different environments. Polyurethane can be used over other industrial coatings and is usually the final coat. They come in various colors and work well for indoor and outdoor use.

Protective coatings:  Protective coatings, or high-performance coatings are usually used in structures made of steel like bridges, stadiums, gas and oil, tanks, and warehouses. It is great to use for these purposes because it is corrosion-resistant and has an aesthetic appeal.

Plastic coatings:  Plastic coatings have several uses for electronics, plastic, toys, and automobile pots. They are highly durable and improve the lifespan of metal components when applied to them.

Powder coating: As the term suggests, powder coatings are a type of powder that is applied electrostatically and then cured with UV light or heat. They are very durable and tough and are used to coat metals, aluminum, iron, and other appliances.

Acrylic coatings:  Among most industrial coatings, acrylic coatings are easy to apply, are durable, and form a protective as well as aesthetic layer on the substrate that they are applied on. Acrylic coatings have various uses ranging from coatings on electronic parts to buildings and roofs.

Zinc-rich coatings:  Zinc coatings are very effective for steel parts, machinery, and appliances because they provide an effective galvanic and polymeric barrier. Other than protecting against rust and corrosion, they also provide abrasion resistance.