Powder coat – Matt

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Powder coat – Matt

Definition and Function

Powder Coating – Matt is a common surface finishing process in which charged powder particles are evenly sprayed onto a workpiece through electrostatic spraying equipment. The coated parts are then cured at high temperature to form a hard, dense coating layer.
This process requires no solvents, making it environmentally friendly, with excellent adhesion, corrosion resistance, and mechanical durability.
The matte finish provides a soft, low-gloss surface with a refined texture, effectively reducing glare and enhancing the overall appearance and durability of the product. It is widely used for metal structures, household appliances, office furniture, automotive components, and smart hardware casings.

Colors

Silver

Gold

Green

Gray

Blue

Red

Champagne

Black

Powder coating is available in a wide range of colors. The matte effect produces a subdued and elegant appearance with a premium visual texture.Common colors include black, white, gray, silver, blue, red, green, champagne, bronze, and customized shades upon request.

Example of a bead-milled + anodized colored part

Technical Properties

Applicable Materials	Edge & Corner Coverage	Appearance	Adhesion	Abrasion Resistance	Weather Resistance	Film Thickness	Gloss Stability
Metals (aluminum, steel, iron, etc.) and selected plastics	Excellent; uniform coating on sharp edges and corners without sagging	Matte surface (gloss level approx. 10°–30°, depending on test standard); refined texture and soft sheen	Excellent, compliant with ASTM D3359 Grade 4B–5B or equivalent	High; suitable for components subject to moderate mechanical contact and friction	Excellent UV and aging resistance for both indoor and outdoor applications	Typically 60–100 μm, adjustable per specification	Consistent over time; resistant to discoloration or gloss loss

Applicable Materials

Metals: Aluminum Stainless Steel Brass Copper Titanium Mild Steel Alloy Steel Tool Steel Spring Steel

Process Characteristics

Applied by electrostatic spraying, ensuring uniform coating and strong adhesion;

Matte surface with low reflectivity, providing a soft visual appearance and fine texture;

Solvent-free, eco-friendly process with no VOC emissions;

High powder utilization rate – overspray can be recycled;

Cured coating is dense, wear-resistant, and impact-resistant;

Stable and efficient process, suitable for mass industrial production.