Yes. Powder coating contains no solvents, produces negligible volatile organic compounds and is a cleaner process than conventional liquid painting. Eurotech are also REACH compliant, with data sheets available on request.

Every coated item undergoes a visual inspection after curing. Eurotech test for adhesion, inclusions, gloss and colour accuracy at each stage of the process from preparation through to packaging. Any imperfections are identified and rectified before the product is packaged.

Yes. Subject to the metal pre-treatment options selected, Eurotech offer a 15 year guarantee on their work.

Powder coating produces a highly resistant finish that is tough against wear and tear, rust and corrosion. Eurotech are so confident in the quality of their work that they offer a 15 year guarantee on request, subject to the metal pre-treatment options selected.

Yes. Powder coating prevents rust, corrosion and bleaching, making it suitable for components used in harsh environments and heavy use applications. Zinc primer is also available for components requiring extreme longevity in very harsh conditions such as marine environments.

Because Eurotech is located directly next door to our Braintree facility, transport handling between fabrication and coating is eliminated, which helps keep lead times as short as possible. Turnaround times vary by volume and complexity. Contact us for an estimate based on your specific order.

Let us know when requesting your quote that you require powder coating and include your colour or finish specification. We coordinate the full process from laser cutting through to coated delivery so you only deal with one point of contact.

Yes. Eurotech can match any colour required and stock a vast range. Their trusted powder suppliers include Interpon by AkzoNobel, Tiger Coatings and Thermaset. Less common colours can be ordered in from stock if not immediately available.

Eurotech stock over 750 colours and finishes covering the full RAL range alongside a wide selection of specialist options including gloss, matt, satin, textured and metallic effects.

Shot blasting is a mechanical cleaning process that uses high-velocity beads to remove contaminants and debris from the metal surface before coating. Poor surface preparation leads to poor adhesion, flakiness and a significantly reduced coating life. Eurotech accommodate smaller components at their Essex facility and work with a local partner for larger components. -->