A Superior Finish: Why SteelSentry Uses Powder Coating Instead of Paint

Industrial Table, Industrial Work Bench, Lab Table, Laboratory Furniture, Uncategorized, Work Benches, Workbench Furniture

One of the many reasons that SteelSentry is a premier industrial furniture supplier is the fact that SteelSentry products are powder coated, not painted. The reason for this is that a professional grade powder coating is superior to paint in demanding environments, such as industrial workspaces and laboratories. Items like industrial workbenches, lab tables, and laboratory workbenches should have powder coated surfaces.

A powder coating is a type of dry coating; the difference between a conventional liquid paint and a powder coating is that powder coating doesn’t require a solvent to keep the binder and filler parts in a liquid suspension form, making it more stable and durable than paint. Typically, powder coating is applied electrostatically and then heat-treated to form a tough skin that can withstand almost anything. Paint, on the other hand, is much more likely to flake or chip under stress.

Other reasons that powder coatings are superior include the fact that they emit zero or near-zero VOCs, or volatile organic compounds. Furthermore, they are much thicker than liquid coatings, and producing powder coated furniture tends to produce much less waste than conventional liquid/painted items. Powder-coated furniture also has fewer appearance variations in horizontal and vertical surfaces than similar painted pieces; after all, even in laboratories and industrial spaces looks can make a difference.

Of course, there are many other reasons to make your next industrial furniture or laboratory furniture purchase from SteelSentry - but the fact that our products use powder coating instead of paint is certainly an important distinction.

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admin @ October 30, 2008

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