Powder Coating

Powder Coating Systems

Complete powder coating lines with pretreatment, booth, recovery, curing and conveying, manufactured by XFS Equipment for your workpieces.

Electrostatic powder coating line with overhead conveyor

Process

Typical Process Flow

A representative sequence. Final stage design depends on the products, coating system, and facility constraints.

  1. Load
  2. Pretreatment
  3. Dry-Off
  4. Powder Application
  5. Cure
  6. Cool
  7. Unload

Components

System Components

Pretreatment and dry-off

PP-tank spray or other wash stages, then dry-off, before powder sees the part.

Powder application

Pass-through or manual booths with electrostatic guns.

Powder recovery

Cartridge, cyclone or combined recovery houses on the booth.

Cure, cool and conveying

Powder curing oven, cooling zone and overhead or other conveyor through every stage.

Configuration

Configuration Options

  • Standard process sequence is Load → Pretreatment → Dry-Off → Powder Application → Cure → Cool → Unload
  • Manual, semi-automatic or automatic spray
  • Construction-metal, cabinets, racks and general fabrication
  • Heating by gas, electric or pellet-fired systems where specified

Applications

Typical Applications

  • Construction metal products
  • Electrical cabinets and energy-storage racks
  • Automotive and appliance metal parts
  • General fabrication

FAQ

Powder Coating Systems FAQ

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

What is the standard powder line sequence?

Load, pretreatment, dry-off, powder application, cure, cool and unload. Flash-off is not a powder stage; it belongs on liquid paint lines.

Can XFS supply only the booth and oven?

Yes. Product pages cover individual machines. This solution page is for the full process.

A powder coating system is the full process, not a booth with a new title. XFS Equipment manufactures the stages and runs them on one conveyor path sized to your parts.

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