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Copper Color Powder Coating Specification

Chemical Name
Copper Color Powder Coating

CAS No
N/A (Mixture)

Type
Thermosetting Powder Coating

Standard
ISO 9001 Certified

Grade
Industrial Grade

Usage
Surface Coating, Metal Finishing, Decorative Finishes, Protective Coating

Appearance
Fine Copper Colored Powder

Physical Form
Powder

Pack Size
20 kg

Pack Type
HDPE Bag

Weather Resistance
Excellent UV and Weather Resistance

Moisture Content
< 0.5%

Application Method
Electrostatic Spray

Solvent Free
Yes

Hardness
2H (Pencil Hardness)

Shelf Life
12 Months from Date of Manufacture

Adhesion
Strong Adhesion to Surfaces

Density
1.3-1.7 g/cm3

Color Shade
Copper Metallic

Storage Conditions
Store in Cool, Dry Place below 30C

Finish
Glossy/Metallic Finish

Coverage
8-10 sq.m/kg at 60 micron DFT

Curing Temperature
180-200C

Toxicity
Non-toxic

Recommended Substrate
Steel, Aluminum, Iron and Alloys

RoHS Compliance
Yes

Copper Color Powder Coating About

Copper powder coating uses electrostatically charged copper-pigmented powder, often transparent or metallic, applied to surfaces and cured to create durable, decorative finishes that mimic real copper, ranging from shiny metallic to antique or patina looks, frequently layered over base coats like silver or black for depth, requiring specific settings (KV/microamps) and sometimes clear topcoats for protection and shine.

Key Aspects

Color & Finish: Available in various shades (antique, transparent, metallic) and finishes (gloss, satin, textured).

Application: A dry powder is sprayed onto grounded parts; an electrostatic charge makes it stick, then heat melts and cures it into a solid coating.

Base Coats: Often applied over a different color base (like silver or black) to alter the final appearance, especially with transparent copper powders.

Clear Coats: A clear topcoat is frequently added for enhanced durability, UV resistance, and to seal in the color, notes Prismatic Powders and YouTube.

Techniques: Creating effects like patinas involves layering colors and using methods like blowing off powder or brushing to achieve inconsistent coverage.

Common Uses

Decorative items, architectural features, automotive parts (wheels), and furniture where a copper aesthetic is desired without the cost or maintenance of actual copper.

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This powder coating delivers a stunning glossy copper metallic look that lasts, thanks to advanced UV and weather-resistant properties. Its strong adhesion and 2H hardness guarantee excellent protection and aesthetics on various metal substrates, making it suitable for both industrial and decorative purposes. Apply the powder using electrostatic spray methods and cure for robust, long-lasting results.

Safe, Eco-friendly, and Reliable Application

Manufactured to ISO 9001 standards, this RoHS-compliant, non-toxic powder is safe and solvent free, ensuring minimal environmental impact. With a low moisture content (<0.5%) and a shelf life of 12 months when stored below 30C, it remains stable and effective for prolonged periods. Use it confidently for protective and decorative projects with no compromise on safety or performance.

FAQ's of Copper Color Powder Coating:

Q: How should Copper Color Powder Coating be applied for best results?

A: For optimal results, use an electrostatic spray application to coat the clean, dry metal substrate. After spraying, cure the coated item at 180-200C, following the recommended time to achieve a uniform, glossy finish.

Q: What makes this powder coating suitable for outdoor use?

A: Its excellent UV and weather resistance, along with robust adhesion and a hard, glossy finish, ensure the coating endures outdoor exposure without significant fading, cracking, or peeling.

Q: When is this product ideal to use?

A: This powder coating is perfect for any project requiring a combination of aesthetic appeal and durable protection, such as metal furniture, architectural components, and automotive parts, especially where a decorative copper finish is desired.

Q: Where can I store the powder to maintain its quality?

A: Store the powder in a cool, dry place below 30C, away from moisture and direct sunlight. This helps preserve its properties and ensures a shelf life of up to 12 months from the date of manufacture.

Q: What are the benefits of choosing this product over liquid paints?

A: It offers solvent-free application, better coverage (8-10 sq.m/kg at 60 microns), stronger adhesion, improved weather resistance, and a high-quality metallic finish, all while meeting safety and environmental standards (non-toxic, RoHS-compliant).

Q: Is this copper color powder coating safe to use?

A: Yes, the coating is non-toxic, solvent-free, and RoHS compliant, making it safe for both users and the environment during application and curing.

Q: What surfaces are recommended for this powder coating?

A: The powder is designed to adhere strongly to steel, aluminum, iron, and various alloys, delivering a consistent, high-quality copper metallic finish.

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