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Powder coating is a dry finishing process where finely ground pigment and resin are electrostatically applied to a metal surface and then cured in an oven. The result is a continuous, durable coating that is tougher and more chip-resistant than many liquid paints. Powder coating is described as a high-quality, durable finish found on thousands of products you see every day.
As a metal fabrication and powder coating company, FPS uses state-of-the-art equipment and experienced technicians to produce consistent powder coating results on metal parts.
Our powder coating capabilities are integrated into our fabrication workflow and include:
We synchronize our precision metal work with the highest quality of customer service, while using state-of-the-art technologies that provide customized metal fabrication solutions to fulfill our customer needs.
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Powder coating is a dry finishing process where finely ground pigment and resin are electrostatically applied to a metal surface and then cured in an oven. The result is a continuous, durable coating that is tougher and more chip-resistant than many liquid paints. Powder coating is described as a high-quality, durable finish found on thousands of products you see every day.
Compared to liquid paint, powder coating:
For many metal parts, powder coating offers longer life and better appearance while supporting a more sustainable finishing process.
We typically powder coat:
If you are unsure whether a part is a good fit for powder coating, you can send photos or drawings with your quote request.
Our powder coating capabilities are focused on metal parts, including:
If you have a specific alloy or surface condition, we can review it and confirm whether it is appropriate for powder coat finishing.
Powder coating is promoted as a high-quality, durable finish that stands up well in everyday use and many demanding environments.
Customer feedback highlights the toughness of powder coating in real-world conditions—such as powder coated wheels and products that hold up through transport, installation, and long-term use.
Yes. FPS offers abrasive blasting and powder coating in-house. Abrasive blasting removes mill scale, rust, and old coatings while creating a surface profile that helps powder coating adhere properly.
For many projects, we recommend blasting before powder coating to achieve the most durable finish.
We can provide:
You can choose the combination that fits your project and supply chain.
Powder coating can be supplied in a wide range of colors, gloss levels, and textures suited to industrial, agricultural, and consumer applications. Standard colors often provide the best lead times and cost. If you have a specific color or appearance target, we can review it and recommend a close match or system to meet your needs.
Powder coating cost is influenced by:
We often suggest small changes to part design, grouping, or masking requirements to keep powder coating efficient and cost effective.
Yes. FPS supports a wide range of powder coating work—from small, one-off projects to large production runs and “big orders” on the powder coating line.
Whether you have a few custom pieces or a recurring production program, we treat each powder coating job with the same focus on quality and turnaround.
If your powder coating project includes technical drawings or models—for example, parts we are also fabricating—preferred file types are DXF, DWG, STP and PDF.
For simpler refinishing or stand-alone powder-coating jobs, photos and a written description (including approximate dimensions and conditions) are often enough to start a quote.
Yes. Powder coating is often the final step in our full-service fabrication workflow. We can:
This integrated approach reduces freight, coordination, and variation between multiple finishing vendors.
To get started with powder coating: