Additives (pigments) such as zinc phosphate enhance the anti-corrosive properties of powder coatings, but their behavior in powder coatings has not been extensively studied.
We spoke with Todd Gragg, IFS Powder Coatings' Heat Sensitive Substrates Manager, about new products and developments in the low cure powder coating area.
Seeing is believing when it comes to Compass Powder Coating’s Mike Tashash.
Powder coating aluminum is pretty straightforward.
When owner Rob Thomas looks at his management team at Anchor Bay Powder Coat in New Baltimore, Michigan, he sees several people who have played a big role in the success of his company.
We speak with Tim Brinner, Vice President of Thermoplastics at IFS Coatings, about their various products and how applicators are using them.
Talk to anyone in the performance coatings industry in North America, and they will probably start talking about the AAMA specs pretty quickly.
AR Powder Coating’s Tony Sclafani has his own take on what the 5P idiom means when it comes to running his company’s powder coating division.
AR Iron’s powder coating division has achieved AAMA 2604 and AAMA 2605 certifications.
Jason Pugh was in the powder coating industry for only a few months before his company — Key-Link Fencing and Railing — presented him with a huge challenge.
Are all powder coatings created equal? The simple answer is no.
The crick in Cory McCabe’s neck is starting to wear off after several months of looking up at the new powder coating system being installed in his company’s new facility.
How Justin and Jayna Roy ended up opening a design, metal fabrication, and powder coating company in Eddystone, Pennsylvania, may take some time to explain, but it’s well worth it.
A powder coating facility can be a hectic, at times chaotic, place to work.
It’s always good to have a few friends in the powder coating industry to call on when you need a quick answer.
When it comes to powder coating, it is satisfactory when a substrate is pulled out of the curing oven without visual imperfections and with the perfect mils.
With Tom Esposito’s almost 14 years of experience in the powder coating business, the New Yorker just might be considered an old hand at the finishing craft.
