Powder coating instead of wet painting: our product, your color!

High-quality pressure filter housings from the SF series now also available with customized powder coating

Powder-coated filter housings undergoing final inspection
Worldwide
2024/09/24
Estimated read time: 7 minute/s

Powder coating instead of wet painting: our product, your color!

High-quality pressure filter housings from the SF series now also available with customized powder coating

Powder-coated filter housings undergoing final inspection
Worldwide
2024/09/24
Estimated read time: 7 minute/s

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What's new?

Our filter housings are typically delivered with a phosphating treatment, which provides basic corrosion protection and enhances coating adhesion. This typically protects the housings during transport and storage from corrosion. In most cases, customers paint the housings themselves after installation.  

On request, the pressure filter housings of the SF series can now be powder-coated in your desired color. This expansion allows us to better cater to your specific requirements and aesthetic preferences. You can choose from all RAL colors, all NCS colors, and special colors based on customer samples.

How does powder coating work?

Powder coating is an innovative coating process where electrically charged powder is applied to the surface of the filter housing. This powder is then melted in an oven, forming a uniform, durable layer. This method is characterized by high resistance to corrosion, chemicals, and mechanical stress. It also offers a wide range of color and texture options, greatly expanding the design possibilities for our customers. 

Powder coating vs. painting

Compared to traditional wet painting, powder coating offers significant advantages. It is not only more affordable but also faster, as no long drying times are required. Additionally, powder coating is more environmentally friendly, as it releases fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and generates minimal waste. Powder-coated housings are more resistant to wear and environmental influences, increasing the longevity of our products. This was confirmed in the cross-cut test according to DIN EN ISO 2409.

A spray gun powder coating a part in blue

This is particularly relevant for outdoor use. Our filters are often used in mobile hydraulics, where the components are subjected to high stresses such as extreme temperatures, humidity, temperature changes, UV radiation, and ozone. The mechanical stress on the components is also particularly high here. 

Products as unique as our customers

With the introduction of powder coating for the SF series pressure filter housings, we are enhancing our ability to customize products to meet your needs. You can choose from a wide range of standard colors, or request special shades tailored to your specific requirements. Likewise, you as a customer can choose between a coarse and a fine structural design. We also offer the option to provide filter elements with custom markings, labels, and packaging as white-label products, allowing you to offer the products under your own brand and according to your marketing strategy. 

Interested in an offer?

With the expansion of our offering to include powder coating for the SF series pressure filter housings and the option for customization, we reaffirm our commitment to providing innovative and tailored solutions. We focus on high quality and functionality and look forward to supporting you with our new service. Take advantage of the benefits of powder coating and explore the wide range of options. Contact us to receive a personalized offer for powder-coated filter housings. 

FAQs on Powder Coating for Pressure Filter Housings at STAUFF

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Can I choose the color of the powder coating?

Is powder coating environmentally friendly?

Will the filter housings still be phosphated?

Does STAUFF also offer custom labeling and packaging for filter elements?

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