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What Is Powder Coated?

An object described as powder coated typically has a free-flowing, dry powder of coating applied to it. What makes the coating differ from liquid paint is that it doesn’t require a solvent to keep the binder and filler in a homogonous suspension. It is applied by creating an electrostatic bond then cured under heat, forming a thin layer. The powder is typically thermoplastic or a type of thermoset polymer, and creating a hard finish that is much stronger than traditional paint.  Often powder coating is used on, aluminum extruded and steel bike parts, car parts, and our toilet partitions. It is the most common type of material process used in creating restroom stalls.