White/Grey/Red Textured Powder Coating for Electrical Panels

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: Textured Powder Coating for Electrical Panels
• Formula: Textured Powder Coating for Electrical Panels
• Model NO.: Textured Powder Coating for Electrical Panels
• EINECS: Textured Powder Coating for Electrical Panels
• Color: White
• Appearance: Powder
• Main Raw Material: Polyester Resin
• Method: Spray
• Level: Finish Coat
• Drying Method: Bake Curing
• Certification: ISO14001, RoHS, ISO9001, Qualicoat
• Substrate: Primer
• Components: Powder Coating
• Formation Mechanism: Non Conversion Type
• Surface: Small/Middle/Big Texture
• Gloss: 40-55 Degrees
• Curing: 180-200 Celusis 10-15 Minutes
• Shelf Life: 12 Months
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 25kgs/CTN
• Trademark: FEIHONG
• Origin: Jiangsu, China
• HS Code: 39070000
• Production Capacity: 6000 Tons/Year

Product Description

POLYESTER POWDER COATING FOR ELECTRICAL PANELS

Thermosetting powder coating is a durable, protective finish that cures irreversibly through a chemical cross-linking process. It is applied as a dry powder, which is then heated to melt and cure into a solid, hard coating that does not soften with re-exposure to heat. Common types include polyester and epoxy, and it's used in harsh environments like for appliances, automotive parts, and architectural components. 

Key characteristics

Chemical cure: The powder undergoes a chemical reaction called cross-linking, which makes the cured finish permanently hard and durable.

Heat resistance: Unlike thermoplastic coatings, once cured, thermoset coatings maintain their hardness even when reheated.

Certifications

ISO 9001

ISO 14001

QUALICOAT

2015 Certified Production

2015 Certified Production

Durability: They offer excellent resistance to corrosion, impact, and harsh conditions, making them ideal for industrial and outdoor applications.
Aesthetics: A wide range of colors and finishes, from matte to high gloss, are available. 

Common applications
Automotive: Used for wheels, engine components, and other parts that need heat and chemical resistance.
Appliances: Provides a long-lasting and attractive finish for refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens.
Architecture: Applied to window and door frames to enhance durability and appearance.
Industrial equipment: Used to protect machinery from corrosion and wear in harsh environments. 

Application methods
Electrostatic spraying: The most common method for applying thin, uniform coatings. The powder is charged electrostatically and attracted to a grounded part.
Fluidized bed dipping: The heated part is dipped into a tank where powder is suspended in a fluid-like state by air. This is ideal for thick, even coats on heavy-duty parts.