Powder coating and paint protect metal surfaces but differ in key ways. Powder coating creates a thicker, more durable finish that resists chipping and scratching better than traditional paint. It also produces less waste and releases fewer chemicals into the air. However, paint offers more color options and can be easier to touch up.

Have you ever wondered how everyday metal objects get that smooth, matte finish? As a metalworking enthusiast, I’ve found satin finishing transformative for metal pieces

There are five proven ways to remove powder coat: chemical stripping, heat-based methods, mechanical abrasion, electrochemical stripping, and laser cleaning. Each has pros and cons. The correct method depends on the part material, surface finish, and budget.

We constantly research new metal fabrication techniques to offer our clients the best solutions. Today, I’d like to discuss a subject that has been gaining

Electrostatic painting is a process where paint particles are charged and then attracted to a grounded surface. The basic principle of electrostatic painting relies on the attraction between opposites. The paint particles are positively charged, while the painted object is negatively charged.

Have you ever wondered how aluminum, a simple metal, can be transformed into eye-catching products? Aluminum finishes are the secret to their magic! This article

We use various finishing techniques at Shengen in the fabrication process. The brushed metal is one of the most popular finishes. This technique enhances metal parts’

Hard coat anodizing, or Type III anodizing, produces a thick oxide layer on the surface of metal parts. This process uses an electrolytic solution, typically sulfuric acid, to create the oxide layer. The thickness of the oxide layer created during hard coat anodizing is usually between 25 to 250 microns, depending on the specific requirements.