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Start with what the finish needs to do
Corrosion resistance, appearance, chemicals, temperature, outdoor use and later assembly matter more than the name of the process.
KTL for an even base coat
The dip process reaches complex shapes and cavities. It is often used for corrosion protection and can be followed by a topcoat.
Powder for a tough final finish
Powder coating gives a durable cured finish with plenty of visual options. Part geometry can affect how well powder reaches shielded areas.
Wet coating for flexibility
Wet systems suit special materials, multi-coat systems, visible surfaces or parts that are not ideal for powder coating.
Three technologies, one goal
The right finish for the part
We start with what the surface needs to withstand, not with the colour. The material, shape, working environment and required look guide us to one process or a sensible combination.