Powder Coating is currently the most popular form of finishing in manufacturing, thanks to its many benefits over traditional paint. As powder coating processes have advanced, the number of industries and applications utilising it has grown substantially. What kind of items are powder coated?

Powder-coating is possible on any metal product or part that can hold an electrostatic charge and tolerate high curing heat. The most common metals are mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium. Below are just some of the everyday items that are powder-coated.
Appliances
Appliances account for about one-third of all powder-coated parts, making them the most significant portion of the market. Powder Coating is popular with the appliance industry because it is aesthetically pleasing and resistant to corrosion and abrasion. Some of the most common appliances that undergo powder-coating services include vending machines, microwaves, refrigerators, washers, and dryers.
Automotive
Powder coating is used in the automotive industry as a base coat and to coat various components. This includes wheel trims and hubcaps, under-hood components such as radiators and shock absorbers, vehicle frames, and many items on public transport, including handles and bars. Powder coating is especially useful in this sector, as items are expected to last long.
Outdoor
Products made outdoors need a durable coating that is resistant to the elements. Powder coating is ideal for lasting much longer than traditional paint methods—for outdoor applications, including outdoor furniture, sports equipment, signs, and agricultural equipment.
Construction
The architectural and construction market is using powder coating more than ever before. Powder Coating is perfect for outdoor venues and projects as it is resistant to general wear and tear and rusting. Some of the most common construction projects using powder coating are building facades, fencing, windows and doors, and sports stadiums.