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New Robots and E-Coating Line Time Available at New Finish, Inc.
Looking for a dependable coating partner for an upcoming production run? New Finish, Inc. has recently added more robots to its operations and currently has line time available in its e-coating process. Manufacturers planning a new project or looking for additional...
E-Coating Hollow and Tubular Metal Parts: Venting, Drainage, and Coverage
Hollow and tubular metal parts can present coating challenges that are easy to overlook during the design and quoting stages. Openings, enclosed spaces, part orientation, and electrical contact can all affect how a component moves through an e-coating process....
Coating Welded Steel Parts: Prepare Welds and Edges
Coating welded steel parts requires attention to more than the broad, flat surfaces. Welds, edges, corners, and crevices can affect how a coating is applied and how consistently it covers a fabricated component. Reviewing these details before production gives the...
Powder Coating Galvanized Steel: Planning a Duplex Finish
Hot-dip galvanized steel is often selected for its corrosion protection. Adding a powder-coated finish can provide another layer of protection and a specific color or appearance. This combination is commonly called a duplex system. For manufacturers considering powder...
Industrial Masking for Threaded Holes, Mating Surfaces, and Critical Components
Industrial coating can protect a metal component and improve its appearance, but some features must meet specific requirements after finishing. Threads may need to remain clear for assembly. Mating surfaces may need a defined coating boundary. Electrical contact...
Powder Coating Cast Metal Parts: Planning for Porosity and Outgassing
Cast metal components can be strong, detailed, and well suited to demanding products. Before powder coating cast metal parts, however, manufacturers should share information about the substrate and its condition with their coating partner. Some castings may contain...
Coating Aluminum Parts: What Manufacturers Should Confirm Before Production
Aluminum parts are used in equipment, enclosures, frames, housings, and many other manufactured products. When a component needs a protective or decorative finish, the coating plan should account for the actual part—not just the color or coating name on a purchase...
Planning a CARC Coating Project: What Defense Manufacturers Should Confirm
Planning a project that calls for Chemical Agent Resistant Coating (CARC) involves more than identifying a finish. Before parts enter production, manufacturers and coating partners need to understand which requirements apply to the specific equipment, components, and...
How the Service Environment Shapes Industrial Coating Selection
A coated part has to perform in the conditions it will actually face—not just look right when it leaves the production floor. Moisture, sunlight, chemicals, temperature changes, and everyday handling can all affect how a finish performs over time. That is why...
Coat Before or After Assembly? Planning an Industrial Finish
When a product includes multiple metal components, manufacturers need to decide when each part should be coated: before assembly or after. The right sequence depends on the part’s function, the surfaces that need protection, material compatibility, and how the...
Coating Complex Metal Parts: Planning for Recesses, Corners, and Hard-to-Reach Areas
Metal parts don’t always have simple, flat surfaces. Brackets, housings, frames, and fabricated assemblies may include deep recesses, narrow channels, inside corners, and overlapping features. These details can affect how a coating reaches the part and where it builds...
Packaging and Handling Coated Metal Parts: Protecting the Finish Through Delivery and Assembly
A quality industrial finish deserves protection beyond the coating line. Finished parts still travel through packaging, transportation, receiving, storage and assembly before reaching their final application. Every transfer creates opportunities for scratches, scuffs,...
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