Coatings

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Electrophoretic painting (E-coat)


It is a process in which metal parts are painted by immersion in an epoxy paint-based cathode ionization of particles traveling the same to the opposite pole.

Benefits of E-coat

This coating offers great advantages over other coating metal parts, some of these are:

     * uniform paint layer even indoors and parts difficult to paint
     * Maximum corrosion protection
     * Resistance to mechanical deformations
     * Low cost
     * 100% organic process

Markets covered by the E-coat

This implementation process perfectly fits the needs of the metal-mechanical industry in general, among which we find:

     * Automotive
     * Appliances
     * Appliances
     * Industrial


Powder Coating (Powder)

Electrostatic process in which metal parts are painted with maximum protection from the elements with a variety of colors and textures.

Advantages of Powder Coating

     * Maximum weather protection
     * Wide variety of colors and textures
     * Excellent corrosion resistance
     * Easy grip old galvanized
     * Excellent mechanical properties
     * Excellent finish
     * Reduce costs
     * 100% organic process

Liquid Painting

It is a process by which metal parts are painted directly through a hand gun, parts previously passed a pre-treatment process in which the parts are cleaned and phosphatized before moving on to painting and curing.

Advantages of liquid paint

     Easy Application

     * Low temperature curing

     * Weather Protection

     * Resistance to corrosion

     * Wide variety of colors and textures

     * Excellent finish

Markets covered by the liquid paint

     * Automotive

     * Appliances

     * Appliances

     * Industrial