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Trans-ACC Enhancing Metal Surfaces: Dives into the World of Powder Coating
As presented in the article “What is Powder Coating – Definition, Working, Types, Advantages, and Disadvantages” by Mechanical Booster, achieving impeccable surface finish and corrosion resistance is vital for modern mechanical components. Various surface coating techniques are employed to extend component lifespan, often by applying an ultra-thin layer of material coating. In this exploration, we… [Read More]
The Future of Military Asset Defense: Trans-ACC’s Innovations in CARC Coatings
In the ever-evolving landscape of military technology, safeguarding assets against the harshest conditions is paramount. Trans-ACC, a pioneering force in coating solutions, stands at the forefront of this endeavor with their groundbreaking innovations in Chemical Agent Resistant Coatings (CARC). CARC coatings have long been a staple in military operations due to their ability to resist… [Read More]
Trans-ACC: Navigating Metal Finishing a Comparative Study on Powder Coating and Wet Paint
As outlined in the article “Powder Coating vs Wet Paint” by Reliance Foundry, the realm of surface finishing is of utmost importance when dealing with reactive metals like ductile iron and carbon steel. The battle against rust, which forms due to the reaction between iron and oxygen, necessitates effective protection through surface coatings. Beyond mere… [Read More]
Unveiling Efficiency: Elevate Metal Durability and Beauty with Trans-ACC’s Comprehensive Services
Trans-ACC proudly introduces its cutting-edge metal pretreatment and coating services, designed to redefine the way we perceive and protect metal products. Through a meticulous process that encompasses every stage from surface preparation to precise coating application, Trans-ACC’s offerings set a new benchmark in optimizing both the durability and aesthetics of metal items. In a world… [Read More]
Navigating Coating Choices: Trans-ACC’s Insight into Powder and Liquid Coatings
As explored in the article “The pros and cons of powder and liquid coatings” by Fleet Equipment Magazine, both powder and liquid coatings present unique advantages and disadvantages in the world of surface finishing. When it comes to powder coatings, one significant benefit lies in their lower Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) content compared to many… [Read More]
Trans-ACC: Unveils the Basics of Powder Coating
As explained by Adventure Play Systems’ Powder Coating 101: Powder coating is a versatile dry powder used to coat metals, offering an excellent alternative to traditional liquid paints. Unlike liquid paint, it is applied electrostatically and then cured under heat. This method finds extensive use in metal finishing for various applications such as vehicle parts,… [Read More]
Trans-ACC: Revolutionizes Powder Coating for Non-Conductive Substrates
As reported by pfonline’s Article on “Powder Coating Non-Conductive Substrates,”. The innovative IFS PureClad Powder and advanced application and cure systems provide coaters of all sizes with an efficient and effective operational solution. Whether handling a few cabinets a week or mass-producing thousands, both coaters and end-use customers can benefit from the advantages of powder-coated… [Read More]
HTE Powder Coatings Take Coverage to the Next Level
One of the most notable appeals of powder coating is that it generates less waste due to a high material utilization rate. First, unlike liquid paint which is always a spray-to-waste process, powder overspray can be reclaimed and recycled, depending on the capabilities of the coater, the number of colors utilized, the absence of contaminants… [Read More]
Benefits and Limitations of Powder Coating
Powder coating is a dry finishing process in which free-flowing, thermoplastic or thermoset powder material, rather than a liquid suspension, is applied to a surface, melted, and then allowed to dry and harden into a protective coating. Typically, the powder is applied via electrostatic spray deposition (ESD) to an electrically grounded metal substrate. Once the… [Read More]
Powder Coating Bonderized Steel
Bonderized steel consists of hot dipped galvanized steel (G90 grade) that is pretreated with a phosphate followed by a chromate sealer and dried off in an oven. The process produces a dull, gray-colored finish. Bonderized is commonly referred to as “Paint Grip.” This product is commonly used for roofing, wall panels, and coil. As for… [Read More]