Posts Tagged ‘coatings’
High-Temperature Coatings That Outperform in Extreme Conditions
In industrial environments where temperatures can reach extreme levels, protecting equipment from heat-related damage is critical. From petrochemical plants and power generation facilities to aerospace and automotive applications, excessive heat can quickly lead to corrosion, oxidation, abrasion, and structural failure. High-temperature coatings are specifically engineered to withstand these harsh conditions, helping businesses maintain performance, improve…
Read BlogHow to Coat Nuts & Bolts & Other Fasteners Correctly
What you need to know about breakout torque and salt-spray testing. Fasteners that are coated for heavy industry tend to be coated for a very good reason. That’s because the environments where these nuts and bolts hold metal pipes and plates together can be very harsh. They are typically underwater, underground, or exposed to water…
Read BlogPTFE Coating Services: What You Need to Know
Seamless Solution for Your Specified Application PTFE coatings – What are they? PTFE coatings (Polytetrafluoroethylene) also known as the brand name Teflon are non-stick, fluoropolymer, high temperature coatings. They have either a one-coat system or a two-coat system of a primer and topcoat. PTFE coating has several features that make them go-to coating options. This…
Read BlogCrest Coating Is Essential Business for Manufacturing
Crest remains open during the California “Safer at Home” order.
Read BlogCrest Coating Earns ISO 9001:2015 Certification
Crest’s “Quality Management Systems” surpass ISO Standards.
Read BlogHow Thick Can ETFE Go?
With multiple topcoats, ETFE builds can reach 50 mils DFT.
Read BlogWhat Are the Benefits of PFA Coatings?
PFA coating systems can be applied in the widest range of thicknesses for fluoropolymers, among many other benefits.
Read BlogBakeries Find New Benefits from Non-Stick Bakeware Coatings
Dough troughs use much less oil, and bun pans can be recoated for extended life. Moving a 400-pound blob of bread dough around the plant floor of a commercial bakery doesn’t sound like an easy task. That’s because it isn’t. A commercial bakery might fill a 12-foot-long trough with bread dough so that it can…
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