What Is a Powder Coating Furnace?
A powder coating furnace is a type of furnace used to complete the powder coating process on metal products. Powder coating is applied as a free-flowing, dry powder. Powder coating creates a hard finish on materials and is tougher than conventional paint. Powder coating furnaces cure the powder until a strong layer forms on the heated product.
How Does a Powder Coating Curing Furnace Work?
Powder coating furnaces assist in covering metal products with dry powder. These products include household appliances, automobile and bicycle parts, aluminum extrusions, and other types of hardware.
To cure the powder coating, industrial powder coating furnaces must be large enough to contain the metal object being coated and be able to sustain 450°F. Generally, a curing furnace for powder coating is designed to prevent powder blow-off to ultimately reduce reworks and save costs.
How Long Does Powder Coating Take to Cure?
Unlike items with traditional paint, powder-coated products generally cure in about 15–30 minutes.
Industries We Serve
Many industries use powder coating curing furnaces to apply high-quality finishes on everyday products. An industrial powder coating furnace is commonly used by players in the following industries:
- Agriculture
- Architecture
- Automotive
- Construction
- Custom coaters
- Furniture
- General metals
Sentro Tech Powder Coating Furnaces
Sentro Tech is a leading manufacturer of standard or custom powder coating furnaces. Use our industrial powder coating furnaces for laboratories, universities, and small-scale production applications. Sentro Tech powder coating curing furnaces deliver accurate temperature control, uniformity, and lasting performance.
Looking for more information about our lineup of powder coating furnaces? Contact one of our solution specialists today to schedule a free consultation.
