Professional Powder Coating Solutions That Protect Your Investment

When your project demands perfection, trust TAIMCO's advanced powder coating expertise

You know the stakes. A subpar finish doesn't just look unprofessional—it costs you callbacks, warranty claims, and your reputation. That's why smart contractors choose TAIMCO's specialized powder coating solutions, engineered for the demanding realities of your industry.

Why Contractors Trust TAIMCO

✓ 10,000 sq ft automated facility - capacity when you need it
✓ 100+ premixed colors in stock - no waiting for custom batches
✓ Pick-up and delivery available - your time is valuable
✓ Jobs of all sizes welcome - from prototypes to production runs

For Sheet Metal Fabricators, HVAC Contractors & Building Envelope Specialists

Your panels face harsh environments. Our automated conveyor system delivers consistent, durable finishes on panels up to 5' x 12', with superior corrosion resistance that outperforms paint every time. Perfect for:

• Medical equipment enclosures
• Aerospace components
• Communications infrastructure
• Energy sector applications
• Architectural cladding systems

Why powder coating beats paint: Better wear resistance, chip protection, electrical insulation, and chemical resistance—critical for components in demanding environments.

1. 1. Curing:

      • After application, the coated metal is heated in an oven to cure the powder.
      • Temperature: Typically, curing temperatures range from 300°F to 450°F (149°C to 232°C).
      • Time: The curing time depends on the specific powder coating material.

   2. Powder Coating Materials:

      • Different types of powder coatings are available:
        • Epoxy: Good adhesion and chemical resistance.
        • Polyester: Offers UV resistance and colour retention.
        • Polyurethane: Provides excellent durability and weather resistance.
        • Hybrid: Combines properties of epoxy and polyester.Quality Standards and Testing:
      • ASTM Standards: ASTM B117 (Salt Spray Test), ASTM D7091 (Dry Film Thickness Measurement), and ASTM D1654 (Corrosion Evaluation) are relevant.
      • AAMA Specifications: AAMA 2603, 2604, and 2605 define performance requirements for architectural coatings.

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