Parsippany Nj Powder Coating

Coated Test Specimens: Coated surfaces must satisfy the standards needed for thickness, rapid impact deformation, adhesion, gloss, and curative applications. Tests shall be conducted with research samples handled in the manufacturing process, according to the standard, as many times as required to ensure compliance with the specimen as defined in the specification. The research samples are treated from pretreatment through to powder application and curing during the completion process.

Coating Performance Requirements:

Powder makers and applications are well prepared to support the procurement of the most suitable powder for a particular use. The performance-oriented strategy starts with the following general issues:

Specific requirements should be clearly defined and well planned, without giving rise to the temptation to rely too heavily on particular properties. Through using these two basic issues, the particular performance goal can be achieved, not over-specifying or over-engineering the product, which tends to add cost and obscure the real objective.

Finish Quality Determination:

Class A:– Finish demands the most consistent gloss, no defects, and highest smoothness and minimum batch-to-batch color variation. Example- P C boards other electronics and automotive appearance finishes.

Class B:– Finishes similar to A but more easily achievable quality objectives. A large percentage of decorative powders are in Class B and include decorative shelving and light fixtures.

Class C:– Generally prescribed for non-appearance parts and therefore have reduced appearance requirements but will require excellent barrier properties. Applications include engine blocks, reinforcement bars for concrete, and other construction needs.

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