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What is Powder Coating with a Zirconium Wash System?
The periodic table is narrowing by the day, and scientists have fewer options for finding a compound with great coating qualities. To have a cleaner environment free of toxic chemicals, there have been increasing regulations in the use of some elements for coating. For instance, people are skeptical about using copper, chlorine, barium, zinc, and others.
What is Galvanization?
Galvanizing is known as the process of applying a protective coating to steel or iron. The coating is made of zinc and is applied to protect the metal from the surrounding environment. In this piece, we’ll define Galvanization, how it’s carried out, and explore its many benefits. Why Galvanize? Galvanization acts as a deterrent to
Everything You Need to Know About Powder Coating
What is Powder Coating? Powder coating is a type of dry coating often used as a finish on industrial equipment as well as home goods. It was first used in the United States in the 1960s and is now one of the most popular types of finish for a variety of products and industries. Powder
What is Sand Blasting?
Sandblasting, also called abrasive blasting, involves using air pressure to force small, abrasive particles at a surface at high speed to clean it or change its texture. The process used to involve using sand, but now there are different (and better) materials for the task. Related: Is Abrasive Blasting the Right Metal Finishing Solution for
Soda Blasting vs. Sand Blasting
Sand blasting and soda blasting are two of the primary ways to clean or prepare a surface for industrial coatings. The two are similar when it comes to their processes and equipment, but the difference comes down to their materials and applications. In some instances, either one can be used while sometimes one has a
Why Use Different Industrial Coatings?
Industrial coatings and finishes come in a variety of different types. Each has its own properties, which makes each one ideal for varying situations. Some are perfect for outdoor settings, while others do not work well in severe weather or sunlight. Some can be used in contact with food while others emit harmful chemicals. There