Iron Phosphate Pre-Treatment for Powder Coating
Iron phosphate is a critical pre-treatment process that enhances the durability, adhesion, and corrosion resistance of powder-coated finishes. At Premium Powder Coating, we utilize both a batch side spray wand system and a three-stage automated line system to ensure superior surface preparation for all metal parts.
Our Iron Phosphate Pre-Treatment Process:
Batch Side Process (Ideal for Custom Work):
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High-Pressure Wand Treatment – Iron phosphate is applied using a high-pressure spray wand to clean and prepare the metal surface.
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Fresh Water Rinse – Removes any residual chemicals and contaminants.
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Blow Down – Ensures all excess water is removed to prevent spotting or uneven coating.
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Pre-Bake – Parts are heated to remove any remaining moisture and ensure optimal adhesion.
Three-Stage Automated Line (For High-Volume Production Runs):
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Iron Phosphate Wash (Stage 1) – A controlled, automated wash applies iron phosphate for consistent treatment.
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Fresh Water Rinse (Stage 2) – Removes excess phosphate and debris.
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Fresh Water Rinse (Stage 3) – Ensures a completely clean surface before coating.
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Immediate Pre-Bake – Parts are moved directly to a dedicated pre-bake oven for moisture removal and optimal adhesion.
Why Iron Phosphate Pre-Treatment?
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Improved Adhesion – Creates a strong bond between the metal and powder coating.
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Corrosion Resistance – Adds a protective layer to prevent rust and oxidation.
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Enhanced Durability – Extends the lifespan of the coated surface.
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Precision & Efficiency – Our dual-system approach ensures the right treatment for any job size.
By integrating both batch and automated processing, we guarantee high-quality, long-lasting powder-coated finishes for industrial, automotive, and architectural applications.
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