At New Finish, Inc., we deliver premium powder coating solutions customized to meet the specific requirements of diverse industries in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.
Powder coating has become the gold standard for industrial coatings due to its durability, corrosion resistance, and environmental benefits.

Let’s explore the different types of powder coating, their typical applications across industries, and how far the technology has come in enhancing product longevity and reducing environmental impact.

Types of Powder Coating
Powder coating is not a one-size-fits-all solution; different types of powder coatings are formulated to meet specific requirements. Here are some of the most commonly used types:

Epoxy Powder Coating: Epoxy powder coatings are known for their excellent adhesion, toughness, and chemical resistance. They are typically used in applications where these properties are crucial, such as in the automotive industry, electrical insulation, and heavy machinery. However, epoxy coatings are not UV-stable, making them less suitable for outdoor use.
Polyester Powder Coating: Polyester coatings are widely used due to their excellent UV resistance, making them ideal for outdoor applications. This type of powder coating is commonly used in the construction industry for items like window frames, fences, and outdoor furniture. They also provide a smooth finish that is aesthetically pleasing and highly durable.
Epoxy-Polyester Hybrid Powder Coating: This hybrid combines the toughness of epoxy with the UV resistance of polyester. It’s often used in indoor applications that require a durable finish with some resistance to sunlight, such as office furniture, appliances, and lighting fixtures.
Acrylic Powder Coating: Acrylic powder coatings are known for their excellent gloss retention and clarity. They are commonly used in automotive applications for clear coats, as well as in consumer goods where a high-quality, glossy finish is desired.
Fluoropolymer Powder Coating: These coatings are highly resistant to chemicals, weathering, and UV radiation. They are typically used in high-performance architectural applications, such as in the coating of metal facades, where longevity and appearance are critical.
Industry Applications
Different industries rely on powder coating for various reasons, from enhancing product durability to meeting stringent environmental regulations. Here’s how powder coating is applied across sectors:

Automotive Industry: Powder coatings are used for a variety of automotive parts, including wheels, bumpers, and chassis components. They offer excellent corrosion resistance and a durable finish that withstands the harsh conditions vehicles often encounter.
Construction and Architecture: In this sector, powder coatings are applied to metal frames, railings, and structural components. The coatings provide long-lasting protection against the elements and help maintain the aesthetic appeal of buildings and structures over time.
Industrial Machinery: Heavy machinery and equipment require coatings that can endure rigorous use and exposure to chemicals. Epoxy powder coatings are particularly favored in this industry for their superior toughness and chemical resistance.
Consumer Goods: From household appliances to furniture, powder coatings offer a smooth, attractive finish that resists chipping and fading, ensuring products maintain their appearance and functionality over time.
Longevity and Advances in Industrial Coatings
Powder coating technology has advanced significantly, particularly in the areas of longevity and corrosion resistance. Today’s powder coatings are engineered to last longer, with improved resistance to UV light, chemicals, and physical wear. This ensures that products remain protected and visually appealing for years, even in demanding environments.

In terms of corrosion resistance, modern powder coatings provide a robust barrier that protects metal substrates from rust and degradation. This is crucial in industries such as automotive and construction, where the integrity of materials is paramount.

Furthermore, the environmental impact of powder coating has seen remarkable improvements. Unlike traditional liquid paints, powder coatings contain no volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making them a much greener alternative. The application process itself is highly efficient, with any overspray being recoverable and reusable, further reducing waste.

New Finish, Inc: Quality and Compliance
At New Finish, Inc., we are proud to offer ISO-certified powder coating services, ensuring the highest standards of quality and consistency.

Contact us today to learn more about our powder coating services and how we can service your specific needs!
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