A Leading Industrial Powder Coating Company

For over 30 years, Lane Coatings has been a leader in industrial powder coating applications. We have a full-service coating facility in Carlisle, PA, where two major interstates intersect. Lane Coatings will complete and deliver your industrial powder coating project within budget and on time.

Our 65,000-square-foot facility consists of two production lines that are capable of providing specialty coatings for many types of industrial applications. Whether you need powder coating in Pennsylvania and Maryland or anywhere in the eastern United States, Lane Coatings can provide the solution.

What Is Powder Coating?

Powder coating is a dry finishing process used on a variety of products for a durable and protective layer. Powder coatings are a combination of leveling agents, flow modifiers, pigments and curatives, which are finely ground. This mixture is electrostatically charged, so the powder will bond to metal. The powder coating is then ready to get sprayed onto parts.

Powder coating is an effective, durable and colorful option for steel and metal finishing applications, and is a preferable alternative to painting in many cases. For the past decade, powder coating has been the fastest-growing segment of the finishing industry.

What Benefits Can Industrial Powder Coating Offer?

1. Long-Lasting Protection

Industrial powder coating provides a long-lasting finish for your metal parts and excellent protection against corrosion, chipping, scratching and fading. The nature of powder coating makes it easy to maintain and a cost-effective solution.

2. Visual Appeal

The wide variety of available colors can enhance the aesthetic appeal of the part. Pick a shade that matches the surroundings to blend in or a unique color to stand out. When you choose Lane Coatings as your industrial powder coating company, we use RAL, Pantone and Federal Color standards to match custom color requirements. View our project gallery to see what colors we often used for powder coating.

3. Environmentally Friendly

Traditional liquid finishes contain solvents with pollutants that are volatile organic compounds (VOC). VOCs are harmful to the environment because they aid in the production of smog. Because the powder coating process does not use chemical solvents or produce hazardous waste, it is the ideal solution for any company concerned about protecting the environment.

4. Safe for Human Health

Other finishes have certain solvents that irritate the nose, mouth, and throat. Since there are no solvents in powder coating, operators who come into contact with the product will not experience this irritation. If it does get on the skin, you can wash it away with warm water.

We Provide Custom Powder Coating Solutions

Lane Coatings offers powder coating in PA for companies of all types and sizes. We provide a custom powder coat for your unique materials and applications. At Lane Coatings, we use a number of coating types, including:

• Polyester powders
• Epoxy powders
• Organic liquid zinc-rich primer
• Zinc-rich powder coating primer
• Hybrid powders

We Are Committed to Customer Satisfaction

When it comes to powder coating, Pennsylvania companies, as well as those throughout our service area, continue to choose Lane Coatings because of our commitment to meeting the needs of our customers. We implement stringent quality assurance processes to ensure our work meets and exceeds your expectations. Our Quality Assurance Department includes an in-house lab to perform a wide assortment of key performance tests. Powder coating is the sole focus of our business, and we strive to do it better than anyone else in the industry!

Contact Lane Coatings to Learn More

If you are searching for a powder coating company near you, look no further than Lane Coatings. When it comes to powder coating, PA industrial companies and those all across the region have been counting on Lane Coatings for reliable powder coating solutions for more than three decades. Contact us to find out how industrial powder coating from Lane Coatings can help your powder coating rebar operation in Pennsylvania and Maryland.