The process of manufacturing powder coatings is a relatively
complex process that must be carefully controlled to ensure a high-quality
final product. Powder coatings are manufactured
in a multi-step process of pre-mixing, extrusion, and micronization. Basically, materials are blended, melted,
cooled, and then pulverized. This blog will focus on micronizing, the last step
in the process.
Micronizing Process
– the powder chips are fed into a grinding machine, which breaks the chips down
into a fine powder. The powder is then
filtered to ensure that no large particles contaminate the powder.
Click here to view the first blog in the manufacturing of powder coating series on pre-mixing or here to view the second blog in the series
on the extrusion process.
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