Powder Coating is common in uses for consumable goods such as
household items, appliances, and automotive exteriors. The end
result of Powder Coating provides an extremely smooth and attractive
surface, which makes the process ideal for the consumer market.
In this coating method, a powder material is applied to a surface,
and then heated so that it melts and flows to form a smooth, even
film. The process involves a number of steps, from the blasting/stripping
and pretreatment of the surface to the application and curing
of the powder coating.
In addition to the visual appeal of Powder Coating, the end result
provides a durable finish that is resistant to wear, fading, and
corrosion.
Powder Coating Thickness Measurement Gauges from OICM
At OICM, we design all of our gauges to provide the most accurate
measurements possible for your applications.
We recommend the following gauges for coating thickness measurement
of Powder Coating:
- CMI 100 Series —
The CMI 100 Series delivers all-in-one coating thickness measurement
in a convenient, palm-sized gauge.
- CMI 200 Series —
The rugged and reliable CMI 200 Series gauge provides low-cost
coating thickness measurement with state-of-the-art electronics
and software.
- CMI 700 Series —
The powerful bench top CMI 700 Series system measures a wide
range of coating and plating thickness applications without
the need for multiple pieces of equipment.
Powder Coating Links
For more information about Powder Coating, its benefits, and
the science behind it, we encourage you to visit the following
links:
www.powdercoatingonline.com/whatispowdercoating.html
