Equipment

Powder Spray Guns

Powder Coating is a protective finish which is applied as an electrostaticly charged free-flowing powder. The main differences between a conventional liquid paint and powder coating is that the powder coating must be melted or cured after application, and powder coating does not require solvent to keep the protective coating in a liquid suspension during application.

• Advantages: Powder coatings emit zero or near zero volatile organic compounds. Powder coating overspray can be recycled and thus it is possible to achieve nearly 100% use of the coating. Powder coating usually yields a part with a thicker protective coating layer and better performance.
• Limitations: Initial capital equipment costs of powder coating equipment is far greater than a liquid spray system. Coating requires a cure oven to crosslink the powder particles. Proper part surface preparation is critical to coating adhesion and performance. It is difficult or impossible to cure parts that cannot handle the high temperatures (300-400 degrees F) generated during powder curing process.

We only sell Nordson powder coating equipment, the finest powder coating equipment ever made. Currently Nordson offers three manual systems . The Vantage system which is a lower cost entry level applicator, the Encore system which is the standard for all computer controlled powder application systems, and the Prodigy system that uses HDLV technology. This new technology changes the way powder is delivered to the gun. Call us and we will be happy to explain the technology and recommend a system that is right for your application needs. We can supply all of your powder coating needs including automatic systems. There are only a few distributors Nordson trusts to sell their entire line of powder coating equipment and we are one of them.

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