Without proper maintenance, equipment wears down quickly. When machinery needs repair, schedules and operations can be adversely affected. However, metal surface reconditioning of equipment reduces downtime and maximizes its lifespan.

Industrial coatings offer superior protection for parts, equipment, and machinery in harsh workplace environments and worksites. The most common type of industrial coating are Polymers, which include epoxy, polyurethane prepolymer,

To protect metal equipment, you can paint or powder coat the surface. There are pros and cons to both and understanding them will help you make the best decision. Let’s

Industrial metal finishing is an essential final process of a manufactured metal product. Metal is very vulnerable to corrosion. Generally, the metal finishing process improves appearance and durability. In some

Metal finishing is the process of placing a metal coating (known as a substrate) on the surface of a metallic part. Cleaning, polishing, or other processes that enhance a metal

Applying an industrial coating prolongs the life and enhances the appearance of various machines, equipment, and products. In this blog, we look at common industrial coatings and their benefits. Acrylic

Industrial equipment is a significant capital expense and regular maintenance can keep it operating properly. Another way to prolong the life of equipment is to establish a repainting schedule. The primary

Powder Coating Powder coating is a dry finishing process that combines polymer resin systems, pigments, curatives, leveling agents, flow modifiers, and other additives into a powder. Utilizing an electrostatic spray

To increase the lifespan of equipment, manufacturers turn to painting or coating equipment to stop deterioration and increase the performance of machinery. An OEM can work with an industrial coating

The lifespan of metal products and equipment can be reduced by air pollutants, chemicals, and normal wear. Metal cleaning and finishing processes change the surface of metal to help protect