The advantages of powder coating in industry

Powder coating, also known as powder painting, is a finishing solution widely used in industry to protect and enhance metal surfaces. More and more industrial companies are favoring this technique for its numerous technical, economic, and ecological advantages.

What is powder coating?
Unlike liquid paint, powder coating contains no solvents. It is applied as a dry powder using an electrostatic process, then cured in a high-temperature oven to achieve a durable and uniform finish.

Advantages of powder coating in industry

1. Exceptional resistance

Powder coating offers superior mechanical and chemical resistance:

Resists impacts, scratches, and abrasions
Protects against corrosion, even outdoors
Withstands temperature variations

Ideal for parts exposed to harsh conditions: street furniture, automotive parts, industrial metal structures, etc.

High-quality finish
The process allows for a uniform application, without drips or brush marks. Finishes are:

Smooth, textured, or matte
Available in a wide range of RAL colors
Long-lasting, without rapid yellowing

More environmentally friendly process
Powder coating is an environmentally friendly solution:

Solvent-free (therefore VOC-free – volatile organic compounds)
Less waste, as excess powder is recoverable and reusable
Compliant with environmental standards (e.g., REACH, ISO 14001)

Efficiency and cost-effectiveness
Time savings thanks to rapid oven curing

Less product loss due to overspray

Reduction in costs related to solvent handling and ventilation systems

Suitable for mass production
Thanks to its easy automation (robotic lines, curing tunnels), powder coating is ideal for:

Large-scale production

Continuous processing of metal parts

Drafting production environments (automotive, household appliances, etc.)