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Powder coating on glass is a subset of traditional powder coating, which is the technique of applying electrostatically charged, dry powdered particles of pigment and resin to the surface of a solid item.
It’s common to powder coat aluminium window and door frames but glass can also be powdercoated as long as they can withstand 200 degrees Celsius. Glass can be powder coated in an almost infinite variety of colours.
Various textures and even metallics can be used.
A polyester powder coated window benefits from a paint process that is clean, durable, and weather resistant, as well as one that is available in a wide variety of colours.
Before any window or door is manufactured, the aluminium extrusions are subjected to a brief series of cleaning and pre-treatment procedures.
Durability – Powder coating allows your windows and doors to withstand harsh climatic elements as well as everyday wear and tear.
Some are also suitable for homes in coastal areas where there is a lot of salt in the air.
Environmentally friendly – The powder that does not adhere to the surface is collected and reused, resulting in minimal waste.
Furthermore, because the coating process takes place in a sealed environment, there is little to no risk of air pollution
Environmentally friendly – The powder that does not adhere to the surface is collected and reused, resulting in minimal waste.
Furthermore, because the coating process takes place in a sealed environment, there is little to no risk of air pollution.
Low Maintenance – Other than a regular clean, no sanding, staining, or re-painting is required to keep the colour looking its best.
A simple clean on a regular basis is all that is required.
Designs – Modern powder coated aluminium windows come in a plethora of colours, textures, and shades.
With hundreds of colours to choose from, you can easily match the colour scheme of your home to your windows and doors.
Many colours are also available in gloss, satin, or matt finishes, giving you even more design options.
Colour – Even in white, powder coating provides a much deeper and richer colour.
