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The "paint" used in general "coating" is a mixture of pigments (color) dissolved in a solvent, and is referred to as liquid paint or solvent paint. After painting, the solvent dries and evaporates, allowing the paint to adhere and form a coating, which we perceive as a "colored" state. On the other hand, the painting method that directly sprays powdered pigments onto a substrate such as metal to form a coating is called "powder coating." Conceptually, it is closer to "powder coating" in the literal sense of "coating the surface with fine particles" rather than simply painting. When considering a request for powder coating, one of the factors to consider is the color matching of the paint. For small lot items or spot products, you can choose from the standard RAL colors of Tiger Drylac or color cards from Kubo Takashi Paint. *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF!

• Plastering and painting work

Currently gaining attention as a new era painting method, powder coating is widely adopted for its high aesthetic appeal in various architectural structures, interior products, exterior products, and furniture. Our company responds to our customers' commitment to "color." 【Features】 - Excellent color development - Smooth texture - Capable of small lot production *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

• Plastering and painting work

Currently attracting attention as a new era painting method, powder coating has distinct advantages that set it apart from traditional solvent-based painting. What is powder coating? Instead of spraying a liquid (solvent paint), it is a painting method that applies powdered resin (powder paint) to the substrate. 【Four Advantages】 - Strong and durable coating - Flexible coating - Excellent rust prevention - Eco-friendly for both people and nature *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

• Plastering and painting work

At Sirius Co., Ltd., we offer a painting method called "powder coating," which forms a coating film by directly spraying powdered pigments onto substrates such as metal. The grounded substrate (metal) is originally positively charged, and negatively charged pigments (powder) are sprayed onto it, adhering to the surface. Furthermore, by heating (curing) in an oven afterward, a uniform and durable coating film is formed. Additionally, through heating (curing), the powder melts, and due to a chemical reaction, a polymer network structure is formed, making the substrate less exposed to air and exhibiting excellent rust resistance. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*

• Plastering and painting work