Powder Coating
Metagro Powder Coating offers high-quality and flexible solutions for powder coating small parts, with economical rates, short delivery times and professional advice.
The expert in powder coating
Do you want to extend the life of materials? Metagro Powder Coatings specializes in powder coating small parts. With our years of experience, we can give you good advice on the right solution and color.
Materials we powder coat
Metagro Powder Coatings specializes in powder coating small parts and products with a maximum size of 2200 x 550 x 1250 mm and a maximum weight of 50 kilograms. You can contact us for a diverse range of materials. For example, we can powder coat zinc, stainless steel, chrome, (galvanized) steel and aluminum. We can also powder coat parts such as calipers, small frames, elevator rail parts, hinges, hinges, floor heating distributors, bolts, chair & table legs and cladding.
Our powder coating, your benefits
Our distinctive process makes Metagro your ideal partner for powder coating small parts for several reasons.
- Competitive rates
For many companies, coating small parts in small quantities is not cost-effective. Thanks to our efficient facility, Metagro Powder Coatings does offer this at economical rates.
- Good quality
Our coatings have excellent edge coverage and high corrosion resistance, ensuring a long service life. A single coat protects 10-15 years, and a double coat up to 25 years, with a durable and environmentally friendly finish.
- Short delivery times
With advanced drying ovens, we prevent heat expansion and failures. This guarantees a reliable coating process with short delivery times.
- Choice of various colors
We can quickly switch between colors and apply 2-layer systems thanks to our flexible powder coating line and manual cabins. Any RAL color and specials are available.
- Professional advice
With years of experience in powder coating small parts, we would be happy to advise you on the possibilities for your business.
What is powder coating?
Powder coating (also known as powder coating) is an electrostatic process in which a spray gun is used to apply powder to the material. During oven curing, the heat causes the powder particles to first liquefy, then viscous, and finally harden into a beautiful, durable coating. The final layer thickness is approximately 70-120 um.
Prior to the coating process, the products are stripped of contaminants – during an intensive process of cleaning and rinsing. This makes the product grease-free and contamination-free. In addition, the corrosion resistance of the product is improved through iron phosphating. This process also improves the adhesion of the powder coating.
