Powder Coated Letters

A form of lettering used in signs that has a long-lasting and appealing finish is powder-coated lettering. The letters are covered with a dry powder during the powder coating process, which is then heated and hardened to form a hard, protective coating.

Typically, powder-coated letters are constructed of metal, such as brass, stainless steel, or aluminum. Electrostatic spraying and fluidized bed dipping are two methods that may be used to apply the powder coating procedure to the metal's surface. The letters are heated to a high temperature once the powder has been placed, which causes the powder to melt and produce a uniform and smooth coating.