Glass powder coating

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Glass powder coating Specification

Chemical Name
Glass Powder Coating

Type
Thermosetting Powder

Standard
Industrial Grade

Grade
Premium

Usage
Surface Coating for Glass

Appearance
Colored Fine Powder

Physical Form
Powder

Pack Size
20 kg, 25 kg

Pack Type
HDPE Bags, Drums

Gloss Level
Available in Matte, Semi-Gloss, and Glossy finish

Color Options
Multiple colors including orange, yellow, silver, blue, and purple

Application Method
Electrostatic Spray or Fluidized Bed

Storage Condition
Store in a cool, dry place

Adhesion
Excellent adhesion to glass substrates

Weather Resistance
High

Toxicity
Non-toxic formulation

Shelf Life
12 months from date of manufacture

Curing Temperature
160C - 200C

Film Thickness
60-80 microns

Glass powder coating About

Changed the traditional spraying process, from oily or water-resistant paint to thermosetting powder coating, which is sprayed and baked at high temperature to adhere to the glass surface, and then adsorbed on the glass surface through the characteristics of physical static electricity, and then adsorbed on the glass surface after high temperature baking, to achieve a perfect spraying effect.

Main performance of the product

Bright colors, good fullness, good alcohol resistance.

Versatile Color and Finish Selection

Choose from an array of bold colors, including orange, yellow, silver, blue, and purple. Tailor your project with options in matte, semi-gloss, or glossy finishes, ensuring both aesthetic and functional requirements are met.

Advanced Application Methods for Consistent Results

Apply the glass powder coating using electrostatic spray or fluidized bed techniques for a uniform and reliable surface. Achieve a consistent film thickness of 60-80 microns with excellent adhesion and professional-grade appearance.

Exceptional Performance and Longevity

Engineered for high weather resistance and non-toxic safety, this powder coating extends the lifespan of glass substrates. With proper storage and a shelf life of 12 months, it maintains quality from manufacturing to final application.

FAQ's of Glass powder coating:

Q: How is glass powder coating applied to glass surfaces?

A: Glass powder coating is applied by either electrostatic spray or fluidized bed methods, which ensure even distribution of the powder on glass substrates. After application, it is cured at temperatures between 160C and 200C to form a durable and consistent film.

Q: What are the color and finish options available for this glass powder coating?

A: This product is offered in multiple colors, including orange, yellow, silver, blue, and purple, with finish options such as matte, semi-gloss, and glossy. This variety allows clients to match specific design and functional requirements.

Q: When should the coating be cured, and at what temperature?

A: After application, the coated glass should be placed in a curing oven set between 160C and 200C. Optimal curing ensures the coating achieves maximum durability and adhesion.

Q: Where should the powder coating be stored for best results?

A: Store the powder coating in a cool, dry place using the original HDPE bags or drums. Proper storage helps maintain the powder's quality and extends its shelf life to 12 months from the manufacture date.

Q: What is the typical usage and benefit of applying this powder coating to glass?

A: The coating is primarily used as a surface finish for decorative and protective purposes on glass objects. It delivers excellent adhesion, high weather resistance, and a range of attractive finishes, enhancing both appearance and durability.