Polyester Powder Coating is a durable, weather-resistant finish applied to fencing to enhance its longevity and appearance. This coating provides a protective layer that resists rust, corrosion, and fading. It can be used on various fencing solutions, including palisade fencing, mesh fencing, railings, and temporary fencing, to ensure a sleek and long-lasting finish. Available in a wide range of colours, Polyester Powder Coating adds both style and functionality to security fencing.
Maintain powder coated finished materials with a soft-bristle brush and non-abrasive cleaner such as soap or non-abrasive polish.
Avoid cleaning powder coated products with steel wool or wire brushes.
Liquid coatings stand out for their versatility in achieving a vast array of finishes, textures, and effects. Powder coatings deliver exceptional durability, resist corrosion, and are environmentally friendly due to their solvent-free nature.
Metal is the most common material for powder coating, including steel, aluminium, stainless steel, brass and copper. However, glass, wood and composites can also be powder coated
Powder coatings offer a distinct advantage in terms of their resistance to cracking and peeling. Unlike traditional wet paint systems that rely on solvents for application and drying, powder coatings are applied as a dry powder and then cured through a heat-curing process.
The RAL colour standard encompasses approximately 2000 shades. However, the subset commonly used in UK powder coating is significantly smaller, consisting of around 200 shades designated as RAL colours.
Powder coating typically lasts between 15 and 20 years, but its lifespan can be significantly impacted by environmental factors such as humidity, salt exposure, and extreme weather conditions.
For customer convenience, First Fence offers powder coating as an option for most steel products, priced based on surface area. This method often proves more cost-effective compared to traditional wet paint applications.
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