Powder Coating

We Powder Coat It All

Welcome to Industrial Powder Coating Michigan – Madsen, the dedicated industrial powder coating division of Madsen Steel Wire Products, delivering the highest quality and fastest delivery.

Industrial powder coating is a durable, environmentally friendly metal finishing process that applies a dry, liquid-free powder to steel and other metal components, then cures it to create a long-lasting protective finish. Compared to traditional liquid paint, powder coating provides superior corrosion resistance, consistent coverage, and improved durability for industrial applications.

Industrial Powder Coating Michigan – Madsen offers contract powder coating services for customer-supplied parts as well as Madsen-manufactured products. We powder coat components from any manufacturer across a wide range of industries. Simply ship your parts to our Michigan facility, and we’ll take it from there.

From custom colors and textures to high-volume production powder coating, our team delivers fast turnaround times, consistent quality, and finishes engineered to meet your branding, performance, and environmental requirements, all backed by Madsen’s promise of Highest Quality, Fastest Delivery.

Industrial Powder Coating Services

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Powder Coating Product Journey

The industrial powder coating process involves three basic steps:

  • Pre-treatment. Clean surfaces are a necessity for obtaining a high-quality coating. During the pre-treatment step, we employ a 5-stage washing process, and special cleaning solutions, coatings, or sealers may be applied to the metal’s surface to prepare it for powder application. We also offer a sand blasting option.
  • Powder application. After all dirt, oils, and grease are removed, the product is electrically grounded and the powder coating is charged. Using an electrostatic spray gun, the electrically charged powder coating is applied to the component’s surface. The powder can be applied in a range of thicknesses depending on application goals.
  • Curing. The final step is to heat the workpiece in a gas convection oven until the powder coating melts and forms a smooth, even finish. To achieve this, the oven temperature must be between 350 °F and 450 °F.

Unlike with liquid coatings, powder-coated products do not need to spend long periods of time drying after applying the coating. After the product has cooled, it’s ready to be packaged and shipped immediately. Our powder coating services are available in a large variety of colors, glosses, and are PFAS free. In addition to offering standard products, we also develop custom coatings if your project requires it. Get in touch with our team to learn more.

Bronson powder coating facility
100,000 sq. ft. powder coating facility in Bronson, MI