A:Yes. Powder coating is used on children's toys and furniture sold every day. It has the distinction

of being one of the most environmentally and consumer friendly products on the market today.

Common Uses of Powder Coating

As technology continues to improve, powder coating has been applied in various of industries apart from architecture. You’ll find that some of your home appliances are coated with powder if you observe carefully. Powder coating has trait of scratch resistant and it can even withstand dents without falling off.

• Powder coating enables painted building steel parts to resist thermal damage, cold damage and even corrosion. The reason you see old railings or steel benches still show the original paint is because it is powder coated. Powder coatings have been used in the finishing of metal products since the 1950s.
• Most metal products designed for outdoor use are finished by powder coating method. For example, the processing methods of tractors and other agricultural machinery will not affect them even if they are exposed to extreme temperatures. The same is true for a wide range of industrial machinery.
• Metal roofs and curtain walls can also be powder coated. In this way, the surface will remain attractive for many years after construction.
• Golf carts, lawn chairs, bicycle sheds and most metal outdoor furniture are completed by powder coating process.
• Road and direction signs are also made by this process. That's why they still stand after years of standing, with no signs of fading or corrosion. Powder finished products will not age or corrode, no matter how much exposure they face.
• Office metal cabinets, office chairs and desk components are powder coated. This ensures that they remain attractive for as long as possible. Other powdered things in the office, including fire extinguishers, can maintain their color even if they are used to put out fires.
• Most high usage automotive parts, such as door handles, window handles, bumpers and other parts, are also powder coated. Radiator coil springs, shock absorbers and brake parts are also powder coated because they are mainly contact parts of cars. Powder coatings are also more likely to be used on wheels, frames and other components under pressure.
• Nowadays, powder coating also is widely used for vessels and pipelines.They are stored stably at room temperature. After electrostatic spraying, friction spraying (thermosetting method) or fluidized bed dip coating (thermoplastic method), they are heated, baked, melted and solidified to form a flat and bright permanent film, so as to achieve the purpose of decoration and anti-corrosion.

Powder coating has become the most widely used type of protective coating all over the world because it has been used in almost every aspect in our life already