Facilities

Our facilities are modern and versatile. We have a 17-meter long automatic blasting booth, where products up to 20 tons are treated in suspension. Whenever we see opportunities to automate, we take them.

Pre-treatment

Automatic Blasting Tunnel (AGTOS)
For optimal preparation:

16 frequency-controlled wheelblasting units to achieve optimal impact for each type of component
Special steel grit alloy for consistent results
Automatic cleaning and filtration of worn grit
No processing of heavily contaminated parts (oil, paint, coatings) to prevent contamination
Thoroughly blowing off with dried air and Silvent nozzles – powerful, low noise, and energy-efficient.

Manual Blasting Booths
For precision work and complex shapes:

Blasting with stainless steel for the highest quality
Ideal for hard-to-reach corners and custom work.

Powder Coating

Powder Coating Booth
Our booth is designed to deliver top quality:

Gema powder guns for even and reliable layer build-up
Donaldson filtration for a dust-free, safe working environment
STS fire protection for maximum safety during coating.

This combination of technology and craftsmanship ensures a durable, flawlessly finished coating.

Curing

Infrared Curing Ovens
We use an indirectly heated infrared oven with long infrared waves:

Even and efficient heat transfer with four high-quality Fives burners
Ideal for large masses and varying material thicknesses
Lower energy consumption and more consistent quality
Capacity for up to 10 beams, 8500 mm long, with components up to 650 mm wide.

This results in a colour-fast and reliable finish. In short: curing at the highest level.

Analysis

Standard Measurements
Delivering quality is not by chance – it's a process that we continuously measure, monitor, and improve:

Surface roughness measurement after blasting
Coating thickness measurements before curing
Real-time measurements during the curing process
Final coating thickness check after curing.

Custom Reports
Available upon request, per process step or as a complete overview: