Author: Jack Boulter

Thermoset powder coating is the most widely used category of powder coating in industrial and commercial finishing. Understanding what thermoset means and how it differs from the alternative helps you make better decisions about specification, performance and end-use suitability. What Is Thermoset Powder Coating? Thermoset powder coating is a finishing process in which the powder undergoes an irreversible chemical reaction during curing. When the coated component passes through the oven, the...

Epoxy powder coating is one of the oldest and most established powder coating chemistries - and in the right application, it remains one of the best. Its combination of exceptional chemical resistance, outstanding adhesion and film hardness makes it the preferred choice for demanding indoor and underground environments where those properties matter most. It is not, however, a universal solution. Epoxy has a well-known limitation: it degrades in UV light,...

Polyester is the most widely used powder coating in the world and for good reason. It offers an excellent balance of durability, UV resistance, colour retention and cost-effectiveness that makes it the default choice for the majority of general industrial, architectural and commercial finishing applications. If you're specifying a powder coating and don't have a specific reason to choose otherwise, polyester is almost certainly the right starting point. What Is Polyester...