Finishing & assembly
In-house powder coating
An integrated finishing stage for fabricated metal products, bringing component manufacture and surface finishing within the same production programme.
Typical process sequence
- Surface preparation — cleaning and pre-treatment before coating.
- Powder application — dry powder applied to the part.
- Curing — the coated part is heated so the powder flows and cures.
- Final inspection — visual and specified checks before packing.
Specifying a powder coat
State the colour (for example a RAL reference), gloss level, texture, coating thickness if required, and any performance standard. Pre-treatment type, colour availability, maximum part size and test documentation are confirmed at enquiry.
Suitable applications
- Electrical cabinets and enclosures
- Cable trays and accessories
- Racks, frames and guards
- Fabricated assemblies
Technical inputs we need from you
- Colour reference and gloss
- Coating thickness or performance standard, if any
- Masking requirements
- Part size and quantity
Limits and confirmations
- Plant size, colours, pre-treatment type and test capability are confirmed at enquiry.
- Corrosion or salt-spray performance is not claimed unless tested and documented.
How to enquire
Use the request-for-quotation form to upload drawings and specifications, or email sales.jasscosteel@gmail.com. Our team reviews feasibility and comes back with questions or a quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Do you powder coat in-house?
Yes. The catalogue describes an in-house powder-coating facility covering surface preparation, powder application, curing and final inspection.