Precision work – every order, every time.
So what is it that sets MMP apart from other vendors?
- 8,000 square feet of dedicated production space
- Five-stage pretreatment lines
- Automatic conveyors
- Infrared ovens
- Unsurpassed quality control
Metal Painting and Powder Coating Durability
Powder-coated metal provides a durable finish to equipment that can last for decades. Unlike painted metal surfaces, powder-coated metal can remain intact and rust-free for up to 20 years.
Powder coating is resistant to chemicals, corrosion, and weathering. Coating and wet painting/plating can both offer you a finish to your product which will be both functional and appealing.
Take a look through the photos below for detailed views of our finishing capabilities.
Benefits of powder coating
- Yields thick, hard finish that is tougher than traditional paints.
- Electrostatic stage greatly increases the efficiency and productivity of coating by nearly 95%, less paint is wasted and the metal object is fully coated. Powder coating has a one coat finish.
- It creates an even flat surface, the powder is sprayed and heated without drips or application traces.
Drawbacks of powder coating
- The thick finish it produces can be a drawback depending on your needs
- Can be expensive for smaller jobs. Powder coating requires spray materials, electrostatic booth and an oven.
Benefits of wet paint and plating
- Ideal for products which cannot be heated for powder coating, powder coating requires an oven while wet paint finishing does not.
- Wet paint has a wider color selection, so if you have a custom color job wet paint is probably the way to go.
- Produces a thinner finish than powder coating.
- It is an economic finishing process.
Drawbacks of wet paint and plating
- Not as durable as powder coating.
- Can require multiple finishes to get an even, perfect finish.
