CED Coating
Cathodic Electro Deposition (CED) is a globally recognized process providing highly uniform and corrosion-resistant finishes.
- Process: Immersing components in an electrically charged paint bath for complete uniform coverage, even in deep recesses.
- Benefits: Superior corrosion resistance, excellent adhesion, environmental friendliness, and cost-effectiveness.
- Applications: Automotive chassis, frames, heavy engineering parts, and structural components.
Powder Coating
Creating hard, continuous finishes utilizing dry powder electrostatically applied and cured under heat.
- Features: Available in variety of colors, textures, and finishes with high build thickness capabilities.
- Advantages: High resistance to impact, moisture, chemicals, ultraviolet light, and other extreme weather conditions.
- Use cases: Electrical housings, white goods, architectural fittings, and auto ancillaries.
Spray Coating
Expert wet spray applications utilizing top-grade liquid paints for specialized custom requirements.
- Types of Coatings: PU (Polyurethane), Epoxy, Enamel, and Heat-Resistant paints.
- Industrial usage: Large heavy fabrications, complex machinery parts, and decorative finishes where powder/CED cannot be applied.
Combination Coatings
For ultimate performance, we utilize layered solutions combining different coating techniques.
Plating + CED: Ultimate corrosion protection for critical fasteners and high-stress components.
CED + Powder: The CED acts as a robust anti-corrosive primer while the powder provides aesthetic appeal and UV resistance.
CED + Spray: Similar to powder top-coats, but tailored for complex shapes or liquid-only specific requirements.