Electropak - Wet Paint Spraying and Powder Coating
For over 30 years, Electropak has been providing cost effective Wet Paint Spraying and Powder Coating services from its facility in Preston, Lancashire in the North West of the UK.
It’s specialist team of spray painters are able to execute complex paint spraying projects of any size at competitive prices.
With its ISO 9001 and AS 9100 Rev D accreditations, Electropak can meet the stringent safety critical requirements of commercial engineering and manufacturer production lines.
Since the 1990’s Electropak has supplied to most industrial sectors.
Aerospace – With its AS 9100 accreditation, Electropak supplies painted components to Commercial Aircraft Manufacturers, and Maintenance and Repair Organisations (MRO).
Electropak is a key player in the global move to electric and hybrid flight. It’s Powder Coated Busbars are supplied to engine and power train manufactures around the world.
Rail – Electropak supplies Rail Operators and related Maintenance Organisations in the UK and Internationally. Projects have included manufacture of replacement painted components, and refurbishment and respray of items such as rails, doors, torsion bars and blow out coils.
Automotive – Electropak have supplied a range of wet painted and powder coated components to high-end automobile manufactures. It’s busbars are used in the latest Formula 1 and Formula E powertrains.
Defence – JOSCAR certification means Electropak is pre-approved to work in the Defence Sector. It has manufactured painted and powder coated components for Air, Ground and Naval applications.
Wet Paint Spraying, also known as wet coating, is a process that applies liquid paint onto surfaces using compressed air to atomise and direct the paint. This method is used to create a high-quality finish, protect surfaces, and enhance appearance on a variety of materials.
The Electropak team of specialists are able to expertly apply paint for a wider range of applications including:
Powder Coating is a dry finishing process where a finely ground powder, made of pigments, resins, and additives, is applied to a surface, typically metal, and then cured at high temperature to form a durable, often corrosion-resistant finish. Unlike liquid paint, which is applied wet and requires a solvent to carry the pigments, powder coating is applied dry and doesn’t rely on solvents.
Typical applications for powder coated products include:
Electropak’s commercial wet paint spraying and powder coating services and facilities in Preston, Lancashire include:
All parts can be finished in RAL or BS Colours, as well as special defence / FED-STD-595 finishes.
The paint shop has earned an established reputation for quality and service and of finished parts supplied into the Aerospace, Motorsport, Rail and Defence industries.
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