Powder Colours
Powder coatings according to the RAL-color system, glazes, metallic colors and many other special colors, some with unique special structures, are waiting to enhance your workpiece. And for below and above, there are the matching primers and clear coats.
Are you looking for specific colors or powder coatings for powder coating? Or you would like to be inspired by our wide selection? Feel free to use our filter options (under All powder coatings) to select products according to specific powder characteristics, such as color, gloss level, surface texture and many more.
The powder paints have been sorted into different categories according to properties and color effect, and the subcategories provide a structured overview of RAL and special paints. We sell only high quality powder coatings, which are produced in facade quality by our European manufacturers. The powder coatings are freshly filled powders, which we keep in stock manually in the desired quantity or can fill promptly.
RAL color system - Here you can find powder coatings according to RAL system. The RAL colors with a smooth surface finish are sorted by gloss level, also there are RAL powder coatings with a fine textured surface. Most of the colors are GSB and Qualicoat certified. For special requirements, please refer to the technical data sheets in the FAQ section. For very high quality requirements, we also offer RAL powder in high weather resistance, with a very good weather resistance in color and gloss retention.
Primer - Primer powders are mainly used as corrosion protection of workpieces against the effects of weathering. With our primer powder coatings you can coat aluminum, steel or galvanized steel surfaces without any problems. In our primer Gray Classic on pure epoxy basis is also a starting additive.
Clear coat - Our transparent powder coatings serve to protect the powder paint from UV radiation and the resulting reduction in color intensity. For special requirements against chemical materials in resistance, we recommend our clear lacquer anti-graffiti. You can also change the effect of colors with our clear coat powders, for example with our clear coat dull matt. Or you can change the surface structure with our Croco clearcoat.
Special colors - In addition to the common RAL colors, there is a wide range of special colors that differ greatly in color effect and surface.
How are powder coatings coated? (applied)
Most powder coatings can be processed using the corona and tribo application methods. In the case of metallic coatings, it must be checked whether they can be processed using the Tribo process. We have already described the two application processes in more detail in our blog articles.
Note for multi-layer systems: For inexpensive coating equipment on which no settings (amperage/voltage) can be changed, it must be checked whether a multi-layer system is possible.
General notes for powder coating
Application
The settings as far as possible or available, such as high voltage, conveying, dosing or rinsing air, as well as the distance to the workpieces, the spray gun and the substrate must not be changed during the coating process. This is especially important for parts that are to be combined later! We recommend that you always ensure that the parts are properly grounded. For difficult geometries, always "pre-coat". Cloud formation, fade and backspray effects (overcoating) may occur during postcoating. For parts to be coated on both sides, coat the main viewing surface last.
Powder coatings
The film thickness for a "single coating" of metallic and RAL powder coatings should not be too high and not too low, around 80-100 μm and max. 120 μm (can vary according to powder type). Often, too high coating thicknesses/thicknesses result in optical impairments. Powder coatings with the surface structure smooth obtain an "orange peel", a textured/bumpy surface.
How much powder is required?
To determine the correct amount of powder for your project, you should pay attention to the indication of the theoretical coverage in the article description. The powder yield is also strongly dependent on the powder output quantity from the coating equipment. If necessary, settings on the equipment or the air supply should also be changed, if possible.