COATING SERVICE - EvoSteel

Coating processes are essential to increase the durability and improve the aesthetic appearance of metal products. EvoSteel offers various coating services, providing customers with various options.

The company responds to the needs of its customers by using different coating methods such as powder coating, wet painting, hot-dip galvanizing, electroplating, anodizing, and PVD coating. This diversity provides the flexibility to offer solutions to suit different industrial requirements and the characteristics of the products.

Electrostatic powder coating is an effective method for coloring and protecting metal surfaces. It is based on the principle of adhering powder-coating particles to electrostatically charged metal surfaces. They are then heat-baked to produce a durable coating.

Wet painting is another widely used method for coloring and protecting different types of metals. Coating metal surfaces with different types of paint achieves an aesthetic appearance and creates a protective layer.

Hot-dip galvanizing is a preferred coating method, especially for products that require stainless steel and corrosion resistance. Metal parts are coated in melted zinc, creating a durable zinc layer.

Electroplating is a coating process that uses electric current to apply a thin metal layer to metal surfaces. This method is used for aesthetic and protective purposes.

Anodizing is an effective method for the protection of aluminum and alloys. This process protects aluminum surfaces by forming an oxide layer.

PVD coating is the application of a very thin coating on the surface of the metal by physical vapor deposition. In this method, different metals and components are vaporized, and the metal is deposited on the surface, providing high durability and aesthetic appearance.

EvoSteel aims to increase the performance and durability of metal products and improve their aesthetic appearance by providing customers with a wide range of high-quality and diverse coating services. These methods are meticulously applied to customers’ industrial needs and product requirements.

Different industrial coating applications are essential for protecting metal and similar surfaces, increasing their durability, and responding to specific requirements in various industries.

Electrostatic powder coating is a widely preferred application in the industrial world. This method applies powder paint to metal surfaces, and then electrostatic action adheres the paint particles to the surface. This coating, which is strengthened by baking with heat, increases the products’ visual aesthetics and ensures their resistance to corrosion.

Hot-dip galvanizing is a preferred application, especially for protecting steel materials. Metal parts are coated by dipping them into melted zinc, and the zinc layer protects the metal’s surface and increases its corrosion resistance. This method is used in many areas, especially in the construction industry.Electroplating is a coating method that involves applying a thin metal layer to metal surfaces. This technique is frequently used, especially in the electronics industry and the manufacture of decorative products. In addition to protecting the metal, it also provides aesthetic advantages.

Anodizing is a coating method that is particularly effective for aluminum and alloys. This process provides protection by creating an oxide layer on aluminum surfaces. In this way, the durability of aluminum increases, and coloring options can be expanded.

PVD coating is the application of a very thin coating to the surface of the metal by physical vapor deposition. This method is used in industrial equipment, medical devices, and automotive industries to add special product functions.

Rigorously implemented procedures ensure quality control and assurance in the coating process at every stage of the product. In the first stage, the surfaces to be coated are carefully prepared; cleanliness and surface smoothness are critical to the effectiveness of the coating. During the coating process, the quality of the materials used and the accuracy and suitability of the coating technique are constantly monitored.

Quality control is realized through detailed tests before and after coating. Before coating, the surfaces are examined for conformity to standards and readiness for coating. After coating, factors such as homogeneity, thickness, adhesion strength, visual qualities, and corrosion resistance are meticulously evaluated. These steps are of great importance to ensure the conformity of the products to the required quality standards and their longevity.

Quality assurance also involves following established standards. Factors such as compliance with industrial standards, responsiveness to customer requirements, and the use of appropriate materials and techniques are strictly controlled. Leading companies such as EvoSteel aim to increase customer satisfaction and product quality through continuous quality improvement and quality control and assurance innovations. In this way, the standards of quality and reliability in coating processes are continuously raised.