Immersion Coating

Masking components used in industrial finishing operations must maintain seal integrity under thermal exposure, chemical immersion, and extended cure cycles. Performance consistency and removal characteristics directly affect coating quality and production efficiency...

Parts with threaded holes can be a challenge to correctly mask prior to industrial coating processes. Any buildup inside tapped holes can cause cross-threading, make assembly difficult, or even ruin precision fits.

Some parts are built with through holes, meaning...

Electrocoating (e-coat) is a widely used finishing method that provides consistent, corrosion-resistant coverage for metal parts. It combines the efficiency of paint application with the precision of electrochemistry, making it ideal for automotive, appliance...

Coating small parts, whether through powder coating or electrocoating, can present unique challenges. Since each part must be individually hung for full coverage and grounding, parts can come off the hook during a wash cycle or float off during immersion, creating...

Designed for e-coating, the patented vent plug is used for plugging and/or capping part sections that connect to a cavity, creating a path to relieve air pressure while maintaining a liquid tight seal. If air is not escaping, the vent seals itself, helping to safeguard...