Powder coating, CED coating and spray painting — applied from our facility in Kharabwadi, Chakan, Maharashtra. Each process suits different components and requirements.
Not sure which process fits your component? Compare the essentials below, or get in touch and we'll help you decide.
A durable, dry-applied finish for long-term protection.
A dry finishing process where finely ground powder is electrostatically applied to a metal surface and cured under heat to form a tough, even coating.
Uniform, immersion-applied protection for corrosion resistance.
Cathodic Electrodeposition (CED / electrocoating) is an immersion process that deposits a uniform, water-based coating over the entire surface of a component — including internal cavities and recesses — using an electrical charge.
Flexible liquid finishing for colour, coverage and protection.
Industrial spray painting applies liquid paint in a controlled, even coat — offering flexibility in colour, finish and application to metal components and assemblies.
| Process | How It's Applied | Finishing | Known For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Powder Coating | Dry powder, electrostatic spray | Oven-cured | Hard, chip-resistant, decorative finish |
| CED Coating | Water-based liquid, immersion + electrical charge | Oven-cured | Uniform coverage on complex shapes, corrosion protection |
| Spray Painting | Liquid paint, spray equipment | Air-dried or cured | Colour flexibility, large or irregular components |
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