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Industrial-grade protective coating solutions: environmentally friendly, durable, and cost-effective.
Intro to Matte Finish Industrial Powder Coating
Matte Finish Industrial Powder Coatings are formulated to deliver a low-gloss, non-reflective surface, typically with a gloss level of less than 30 gloss units at 60∘. This finish is highly functional in industrial settings as it effectively minimizes light glare and reflections, which is beneficial for equipment interfaces or control panels. Furthermore, the low reflectivity of a matte finish is effective at hiding minor surface imperfections, such as weld seams or subtle variations in the metal substrate, without sacrificing the coating's protective properties. These coatings are utilized across various chemical bases (Epoxy, Hybrid, Polyester) depending on whether the industrial application is interior or exterior, providing the necessary protective and aesthetic properties for functional equipment.
Aesthetic Functionality and Industrial Advantages
Achieving a matte finish in powder coating involves the use of specialized flattening agents or by manipulating the particle size distribution during formulation. This process creates a micro-roughness on the final film surface that diffuses incident light, resulting in the desired low-gloss appearance. In an industrial context, the matte finish offers significant functional benefits: operator comfort is improved by reducing harsh light reflection on machinery housings, and the finish tends to make minor contamination or dirt less noticeable than on a high-gloss surface. Depending on the base chemistry (e.g., matte polyester for exterior, matte hybrid for interior), the coating maintains the required protective qualities such as impact resistance, corrosion prevention, and hardness necessary for heavy-duty use. The tactile feel of a matte coating often provides a subtle texture, which can also be beneficial in handling or securing equipment parts. The controlled gloss level ensures a professional, consistent appearance across high-volume manufactured components.
Specifications
| Property | Standard Matte Range/Value |
| Gloss Level (60∘) | 5 to 30 units |
| Chemical Base Options | Polyester (Exterior), Epoxy/Hybrid (Interior) |
| Film Thickness (Recommended) | 60 to 90 microns |
| Hiding Power | Excellent (Aiding in defect concealment) |
| Flexibility (Conical Mandrel) | Pass at ≤1/8 inch |
| Hardness | H - 2H (Chemistry dependent) |
| Texture | Smooth Matte, sometimes with a subtle texture |
| Standard Colors | Black, Gray, and various industrial shades |
Application Fields
- Control Cabinets and Enclosures: Minimizing glare on industrial interface points.
- Machinery Housings: Covering equipment where surface defects need to be visually minimized.
- Display Fixtures and Racks: Used in retail or commercial spaces where light diffusion is required.
- Tools and Handheld Devices: Providing a non-reflective, functional finish.
- Audio/Visual Equipment: Components where light reflection must be suppressed.
Key Characteristics
- Glare Reduction: Provides a low-reflectivity surface, enhancing visual comfort in production environments.
- Defect Concealment: The diffused light pattern helps mask minor substrate imperfections and blemishes.
- Professional Appearance: Offers a modern, understated, and non-distracting finish for industrial goods.
- High Opacity: Generally provides excellent coverage, even with single-coat applications.
- Durable Protection: Maintains the protective characteristics of the base chemistry (e.g., UV-stable if polyester-based).
Comparison: Matte Finish vs. Texture Finish
| Feature | Matte Finish (Smooth) | Fine Texture Finish |
| Surface Feel | Smooth, low friction | Slightly rough/tactile feel |
| Gloss Level | 5 to 30 units | Can be Matte or Semi-Gloss |
| Defect Hiding | Good (Due to light diffusion) | Excellent (Due to physical texture) |
| Cleaning Ease | Easier (Smooth surface) | More Challenging (Texture can trap dirt) |
| Cost | Standard | Can be higher (Due to specialized additives) |
Why choose us
Customization: We have a strong R&D team,and we can develop and produce products according to different requirement of customers.
Cost: We have our own raw material production center.So we can offer the most favourable price and good-quality products directly.
Quality: We have our own testing lab and the most advanced and complete inspection equipment, which can ensure the quality of our products.
Capacity: Our annual production capacity is over 30000 tons, we can meet the needs of different customers with diverse purchase quantity.
Service: We focus on developing high-quality products for top-end markets. Our products are in line with international standards, and are mainly exported to Europe, America, Southeast Asia, South America and other destinations around the world.
Shipment: We are only 200 kilometers away from the Shanghai Port and 230 kilometers to Ningbo port, it is very convenient and efficient to ship goods to any other countries.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Q: Does the matte finish compromise the ease of cleaning?
- A: Standard matte (smooth) finishes are generally easy to clean. If the finish is a textured matte (e.g., fine sand), cleaning can be slightly more challenging as the texture may trap industrial dust or dirt.
- Q: Can the gloss level of the matte finish be tightly controlled?
- A: Yes. The matte level is controlled by the formulation; however, the gloss result is also sensitive to curing temperature and film thickness. Consistent application parameters are necessary for repeatable results.
- Q: Is a matte finish less durable than a high-gloss finish of the same chemistry?
- A: The protective durability (corrosion, adhesion) is comparable. A matte finish might show slightly better scratch resistance because surface scratches are less visible on a non-reflective surface, though the inherent hardness remains the same.
Selection Guide: Matte Finish Industrial
Opt for Matte Finish Industrial Powder Coating when the application requires:
- A low-reflectivity surface to minimize glare for safety or functional reasons.
- The coated components need to visually hide minor surface preparation flaws or substrate inconsistencies.
- An understated, professional aesthetic is desired for high-volume industrial goods.
- The chosen base chemistry (Epoxy for interior, Polyester for exterior) must be combined with a non-distracting, low-gloss final appearance.
- The product will be subjected to environments where a high-gloss finish would quickly become visually degraded by light wear and tear.
