In order to add value to their customers, metal fabricators are increasingly adding powder coating to their offering. In-house powder coating means the manufacturer does not have to rely on an outside source for this process. Not only does this reduce the cost, since a separate company is not handling any part of the process, but there is less risk of damage to the parts; Damage that can occur when multiple people are handling a product. Less transport and less handling before the part is coated and thus protected means less risk. In-house coating also means schedules are easier to maintain and deadlines met. However, companies interested in installing an in-house powder coating line should investigate their options. Why Powder Coating? For metal fabricators, powder coating is the preferred finishing option because of its durability and resistance to general wear. Metal parts that are powder coated do not scratch, chip, or fade. Powder coating protects metal components from environmental factors, such as moisture and sunlight. Batch vs Conveying Powder Coating Systems One of the main options available that should be [...]