Application of powder coating in agriculture field

Yes, powder coatings often offer excellent chemical resistance against chemicals and fertilizers commonly found in farm fields, extending the life of your equipment.

Yes, powder coatings perform well in outdoor environments, resisting UV radiation, climate change and weathering for long-term durability

Yes, powder coatings are available in a variety of colors that can be customized to suit the needs and individual preferences of your agricultural equipment.

Yes, powder coatings generally do not contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs), so they have less impact on the environment and comply with environmental standards.

Old powder coating can be removed by heat treatment or mechanical means. Heat treatment typically involves high-temperature baking to break down the coating, while mechanical methods may require grinding or sandblasting to remove.

Yes, specially designed food grade powder coatings are suitable for agricultural facilities used for drinking water to ensure safe water quality

Yes, powder coating can be used on large agricultural buildings to provide a protective coating that resists corrosion and extends the life of the structure.

Yes, powder coatings are suitable for use on a variety of metal surfaces, including steel, aluminum alloys and galvanized steel, providing superior adhesion and protection.

Typically, powder coating itself provides sufficient protection against corrosion without the need for additional anti-rust coatings. But in extremely corrosive environments, additional anti-rust coatings may be considered.

Powder coatings usually cure quickly after application and can be put to use quickly without long waiting times.

Powder coatings are still effective at low temperatures, but you need to ensure that the coating process is carried out within the recommended temperature range to ensure uniformity and adhesion of the coating.