Powder coatings do not require a liquid carrier to transfer it onto a surface, instead, the surface is given an electrostatic charge, drawing the powder to it. This gives us the ability to create a thicker coating without running or sagging, and the electrostatically charged particles cling to the surface, producing minimal appearance differences between vertical and horizontal surfaces, so whether the object is square, circular, smooth or textured you achieve an even coating on every surface. 

In comparison to wet paints, which require solvents in their make up, powder coatings are much more environmentally friendly than other coating options. Alongside the environmental factor there is practicality; appearance and longevity are key requirements for the majority of clients. Powder coat provides a more comprehensive coverage, edge protection is increased due to the evenness of the application, and most importantly, the finish lasts longer.

Over the years powder coating has been used in many applications, from agriculture, architecture, automotive, healthcare and many more. Technologies have now developed so much over the years, that powder coating is now the preferred method of coating used by manufacturers around the world.