Tag: Thermosetting powder coating
Safe Storage Of Powder Coating
Proper storage for powder coating prevents particle agglomeration and reaction advancement, and ensures satisfactory application,this is pivotal. During application powder coatings must be easily fluidizable, free-flowing, and capable of accepting and maintaining a good electrostatic charges. Factors affecting powder coatings storage The key factors affecting powder coatings storage can be identified as: Temperature Moisture / Humidity Contamination Direct sunlight The recommended optimum conditions for storage of powder coating are: Temperature < 25°C Relative humidity 50 – 65% Away from directRead More …
The key properties of each generic type of thermosetting powder coating
Properties of each generic type of thermosetting powder coating Industrial finishes are custom formulated to individual and end-user requirements. Successful selection depends on a close working relationship between users and suppliers. Selection should be strictly on a demonstrated film performance basis. This is because the film performance of a thermosetting powder coating is completely dependent on the bake it receives in a particular plant, on a particular substrate, with a particular degree of cleanliness, and type of metal pretreatment. ManyRead More …
Thermosetting powder coating are much more widely used
Thermosetting powder coating are applied by the electrostatic spray process, heated to the necessary temperatureand cured and are primarily composed of relatively high molecular weightsolid resins and a crosslinker.The formulation of thermosetting powders contain the primary resins:Epoxy,Polyester,Acrylic. These primary resins are used with different crosslinkers to produce a variety of powder materials. Many crosslinkers, or cure agents, are used in powder coatings, including amines, anhydrides, melamines, and blocked or non-blocked isocyanates.Some materials also use more than one resin in hybridRead More …
Thermosetting powder coating and thermoplastic powder coating
Powder coating is a type of coating that is applied as a free-flowing, dry powder. The main difference between a conventional liquid paint and a powder coating is that the powder coating does not require a solvent to keep the binder and filler parts in a liquid suspension form. The coating is typically applied electrostatically and is then cured under heat to allow it to flow and form a “skin”.They are applied as a dry material and they contain veryRead More …