Guide

How to Plan an Industrial Powder Coating Line

Plan a powder coating line using the standard XFS sequence: load, pretreatment, dry-off, powder application, cure, cool and unload.

Direct answer

A powder coating line is planned from the workpiece, not from a booth catalogue. XFS Equipment uses this sequence:

Load → Pretreatment → Dry-Off → Powder Application → Cure → Cool → Unload

Liquid paint lines add Flash-Off after spray. Powder lines do not.

What we need from you

  • Largest part size and weight
  • Material and coating specification
  • Pieces per hour or per shift
  • Floor length, height and crane coverage
  • Gas, electric or other heat available on site

How the factory uses that data

  1. Hangers and conveyor type
  2. Pretreatment stage count
  3. Booth opening and recovery type
  4. Oven length from dwell and line speed
  5. Load and unload space

Construction-metal parts such as formwork, climbing frames, guardrails and noise barriers need a larger envelope than small brackets. That is a core XFS Equipment line type.

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FAQ

Guide FAQ

Answers to the questions we are asked most often when a finishing line is being planned.

What sequence does XFS use for powder coating?

Load, pretreatment, dry-off, powder application, cure, cool and unload. Liquid lines add flash-off after spray.

Need help applying this to your plant?

Send product details and process goals. XFS Equipment can discuss how these planning factors apply to your application.

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