Quick Facts

Who we serve: We serve individual consumers as well as high-volume manufacturing customers.

Products we powder coat: We powder coat almost everything metal. A list of common items in on our Paint page. If your item is not listed, please contact us.

Plant Location: We are conveniently located within 1 mile of I-26, Exit 24, on Lafe Cox Drive.

Facilities: 21,000 square-foot facility

Pretreatment: 5-stage automated wash pretreatment system providing alkaline cleaning, rinsing and next generation conversion coating, followed by two additional rinse stages and 2200 cf variable speed, high air velocity dry off oven. Detailed masking is available as required.

Coatings Application: Two 520-square-foot powder rooms, each with eight ITW Gema automatic spray guns and a spray to waste booth for low volume and/or odd sized parts. New in 2013 - A secondary manual line accommodating oversize parts up to 11’W x 7’H x 30’L.

Curing System: 20-foot infrared oven and a 95-foot gas convection oven with part size capability up to 32”W x 50”H x 10’L

Conveyor Capacity: 825-foot variable speed overhead conveyor with 120-pound per hook weight capacity

Key Capabilities: Adhesive application & light assembly also available

Quality Control: In-house testing using ASTM standards

About Us

In business for 25 years, Armor Powder Coating's team of professionals knows the powder coating business. With their automated production line, multiple color modules, and in-house custom part racking, Armor Powder Coating efficiently and economically processes high-volume industrial jobs as well as project pieces for individuals such as metal art sculptures, lawn furniture, automotive and bicycle parts. Armor Powder Coating has a wide selection of stock colors with custom color matching also available.

Armor Powder Coating’s production process is fully automated. Parts travel along an 825-foot overhead conveyor to an environmentally friendly five-stage automated wash system, providing alkaline cleaning, rinsing and next generation conversion coating. The parts then pass through two additional rinsing stations. Following the rinsing stations, the parts travel through an oven to dry them before entering the powder rooms. In the powder rooms, ITW Gema guns are used to coat the electrostatically charged parts. The process completes as the coated parts continue through infrared and gas convection ovens to cure the powder and create a durable, protective painted finish.