Powder coating produces a finish that outperforms liquid paint on nearly every measure that matters for metal parts. The coating is applied as a dry powder, charged electrostatically so it adheres to the metal surface uniformly, and then cured in a high-temperature oven. The heat fuses the powder into a continuous film that bonds to the metal at a molecular level. The result is a surface that resists chipping, scratching, fading, and corrosion far longer than conventional wet paint.
CMV Fabrication operates an in-house powder coating facility that serves both its own manufactured products and outside clients who need metal parts, components, or equipment coated. The facility handles custom color matching, specialty finishes, and high-temperature coatings, and it can process parts ranging from small fabricated brackets to large structural assemblies.
CMV Fabrication's powder coating facility accepts steel, aluminum, and other conductive metal substrates. Common projects include fabricated parts and assemblies, automotive and equipment components, architectural metalwork, outdoor furniture, fencing and railing sections, and industrial equipment housings. Parts arrive stripped or prepped, go through the coating process, and leave with a finished surface ready for installation or assembly. CMV Fabrication handles single pieces and batch runs.
Buyers can contact CMV Fabrication to discuss powder coating projects of any size. The process starts with the part dimensions, the substrate material, the desired color or finish, and the quantity. CMV Fabrication quotes the job based on those inputs and provides an estimated turnaround. Custom color matching is available for clients who need a specific color code, brand standard, or visual match to existing finished parts.
