Production painting services including powder coating,
waterborne coating, solvent coating, and conductive coating.
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At C&D Universal Finishes, we provide both a wide range of services from powder coating to aluminum chromating with the end result of accommodating virtually any coating project. In the past, we've worked with sheet metals, plastics, military spec projects, and more. Regardless of the project, with C&D Universal Finishes coating can be performed as needed to the most unique specifications in both short and long runs.
FACILITIES LIST
PLATING: 6 stage heated chromate system capable of yellow and clear finishes on aluminum.
PHOSPHATING: iron phosphatizer and rinse system.
INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTING: 6 binks 2001 conventional spray units and 1 2001 high volume low pressure spray unit.
POWDER COATING: 2 LPS-2000 Sames Vibrating Box Feed Manual Powder System and 1 MPS-200 BV Sames Manual Powder.
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POWDER COATING
Powder coating provides customers with a level of coverage and damage protection that is virtually unsurpassed when compared to conventional paints and coatings. Powder coatings are applied electrostatically and, after the application of heat, soon become much harder and more durable than liquid based coatings. At C&D Universal Finishes, we provide only the finest powder coating services and powder coating refinishing services, characterized by a coating process that we've had the opportunity to perfect with years of experience in the powder coating industry.
PRODUCTION PAINTING
When it comes to production painting, C&D Universal Finishes, has had the time needed to develop production painting processes that are thorough, efficient, and comprehensive. We provide production painting for a number of materials including steel, brass, aluminum, castings, welded products, a number of plastics, and fabricated parts.
SILK SCREENING
In our effort to provide our customers with all the finishing and coating services they need in one place, we are proud to provide professional screen printing using state of the art equipment and processes. Now that technology has advanced considerably beyond silk screening's origins in Ancient China, we no longer use "silk" for silk screening but instead utilize reliable meshes made of steel, nylon, or polyester for what many would now refer to as screen printing - but the concept remains the same.
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