Powder Coating

Powder Coating


Electrostatic powder application with in-house preparation, masking, curing and inspection — for defense, aerospace, electronics, transportation and industrial manufacturers across Texas.

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AS9100DISO 9001:2015ITAR RegisteredRoHS CompliantMIL-Spec & CARCRowlett, TX
Powder coating in Rowlett, Texas

Durable, uniform, production-ready finishes

We apply powder electrostatically and cure it in-house, on parts ranging from single prototypes to full production runs — panels, chassis, cases, enclosures, weldments and machined components, in metal and plastics.

Finish types

  • Smooth and textured
  • Veined and wrinkled
  • Solid colors, tints and fluorescents
  • Candies and chromes
  • Custom shades and hues on request

Powder chemistries

  • Polyester
  • Epoxy
  • Hybrid systems
  • FDA- and UL-approved coatings
  • Ceramic and Teflon-type coatings

Color matching. We keep color charts and physical display panels so you approve the real finish before production, not a swatch on a screen. Special-order colors come through DuPont, Sherwin-Williams and Tiger-Drylac.

How it runs

Our powder coating process

1. Order entry & tracking

Your job is logged and tracked from receipt through shipment, so we can tell you where it is at any point.

2. Surface preparation

Cleaning and degreasing by phosphate solution systems, sand blasting or steam cleaning — chosen for the substrate and the spec.

3. Masking

High-temperature masking tape and silicone plugs keep coating off threaded holes, bearing bores and high-tolerance surfaces.

4. Electrostatic application

Powder is applied in a controlled booth. Coating selection ranges from FDA- and UL-approved materials to polyester, epoxy and hybrid systems.

5. Curing

Batch process or conveyor, through a large batch oven or a four-stage curing oven, where the powder melts, gels and hardens into film.

6. Final inspection

Every job is inspected before it ships, against your print and the finish standard we agreed on.

What you get

We proudly offer

Certified quality

AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 quality management, ITAR registered, RoHS compliant.

Batch and production runs

Prototype quantities and full production on the same certified processes.

Expedited orders

When your line is down, tell us. Expedited work is available.

Knowledgeable service

A customer service team that knows finishing, not just order entry.

Centrally located

Dallas Metroplex facility in Rowlett, Texas — easy to reach from anywhere in DFW.

Pickup and delivery

Available across the Metro and surrounding area.

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Silk Screening

Legends, logos and panel markings applied in-house.

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MIL-Spec & CARC

The military specifications we are set up to apply.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Powder coating or liquid paint — which should I use?

Powder is usually the better call for durability, film thickness and cost on parts that can take an oven cure: brackets, frames, enclosures, weldments. Liquid paint wins when you need a thin film, a specific military or aerospace system, a heat-sensitive substrate, or a finish on an assembly that cannot be baked. Send us the part and the requirement and we will tell you which fits.

What size parts can you powder coat?

We run both a large batch oven and a four-stage curing oven, plus batch and conveyor lines, which covers everything from small hardware to large weldments and enclosures. Send dimensions with your RFQ and we will confirm fit before you ship.

Can you match a specific color?

Yes. We match to your standard, a physical sample, or a special-order color through DuPont, Sherwin-Williams or Tiger-Drylac. Color charts and display panels let you approve the actual finish before we run production.

Do you mask threaded holes and critical surfaces?

Yes. High-temperature masking tape and silicone plugs are a standard part of our process. Call out masked features on the print and we will protect them.

What is the difference between smooth, textured, veined and wrinkled?

Smooth is a flat, even film. Textured adds a fine surface pattern that hides substrate imperfections and handling marks. Veined and wrinkled are decorative, highly forgiving finishes often used on tooling, enclosures and equipment housings.

Do you coat plastics as well as metal?

Yes. We finish metal and plastic parts, including bezels, housings and electronics enclosures, and we will advise on cure temperature limits for your substrate.

Are your powders FDA or UL approved?

We stock and apply FDA- and UL-approved powder systems where the application calls for them. Note the requirement on your RFQ.

Ready when you are

Send the print. We’ll tell you the finish.

Prints, specs, quantities — or just a photo and a question. 5020 Grisham Dr., Rowlett, TX 75088.