Industrial Coatings Market Overview - Industry Characteristics and Growth

Industrial coatings refer to any type of paint or liquid that is used in industrial settings, like manufacturing plants and other production facilities.

Industrial coating is a kind of coatings that is applied to industrial buildings for the purposes of protection, insulation, and appearance.

Industrial coatings are used for maintenance and repair of buildings, structures, bridges, ships and other surfaces.

Industrial coating can be used in many different industries from chemical plants to manufacturing facilities.

Industrial coatings are classified by the type of substrate that they are applied to: waterborne (including latex paints), solvent-borne (including organic solvents), or powder-based (such as concrete paint). They can also be described by their performance attributes such as durability and adhesion.

Industrial coatings are used in almost all day-to-day activities. They provide an added layer of protection to the machinery and equipment we use on a daily basis.

We’ve also seen a rapid rise in the use of waterborne coating products and environmentally friendly paints, reflecting a growing demand from consumers for greener products and methods.

Industrial coatings are a complicated topic that have many variables and variations.

Industrial coating also includes metal finishing, metal plating, paint stripping and conversion of industrial waste to usable items. This industry is not limited to the manufacture of new materials but also includes the refurbishment of existing items.

Industrial coatings are typically applied to metal surfaces using paints, plastics or paper products like felt wraps. Coating thicknesses vary from 1/1000 inch to over 2 inches and may be in one or several layers depending on the needs of the industrial application. The range of industrial applications for coatings include: architectural & structural steelwork protection; protection from welding heat or flame; corrosion prevention and protection from salt water immersion. Coatings may also be used for aesthetic purposes alone, such as decorative finishes on cars, furniture or buildings.

Industries are more and more reliant on the efficiency and reliability of their machinery, equipment, and process. Industrial coatings are the go-to solution when it comes to enhancing the efficiency, safety, and longevity of a coating or surface.

There are three types of industrial coatings:

- Oil-based coatings

- Solventborne coatings

- Waterborne coatings

The properties of these three types of industrial coating vary immensely so it is important to choose a type that is appropriate for your needs.

The market of industrial coating is witnessing an unprecedented growth owing to the growing demand for safe, green, healthy and environmentally friendly alternatives.

Industrial coating is a process of applying water-based or solvent-based coatings on various materials such as metal, wood, concrete and plastic among others. Generally, these coatings are applied either by hand or by machine. A chemical material known as paint is used for coating in this process.

The market of industrial coating is witnessing an unprecedented growth owing to the growing demand for safe, green, healthy and environmentally friendly alternatives from customers who want to protect their investment from corrosion and other forms of degradation.