The Perfect Way To Get Started In Powder Coating
Coat-N-Cure. One name says it all. An entry-level powder coating system designed with a manual powder application booth (supplied by third party) and a cure oven so that users can establish themselves in powder coating quickly and cost-effectively. The Coat-N-Cure systems can easily be expanded by adding a washer and dry-off oven. These systems are pre-engineered, pre-wired, and ready to ship. Your powder coating line can be up and running in one week after the delivery of equipment.
Coat-N-Cure Features
The standard Coat-N-Cure system can process parts up to 6 feet in length, while our straight-through design accommodates parts up to 10 feet and more. Components are custom designed and configured to your plant layout. Our modular powder coating system comes with an energy-efficient gas convection cure oven with 6" insulated walls and conveyor system. It's delivered to your facility on our own trucks and is installed using only trained and experienced Midwest Finishing employees.
- Great entry-level system for powder coating parts
- Coat non-reclaim colors with Coat-N-Cure while running reclaim colors on your primary system
- Good for coating pre-treated or shot blasted parts
- Powder topcoat over E-coated parts
- Use as individual finishing "cells" throughout larger manufacturing facilities
While Coat-N-Cure is an excellent choice for a powder coating line, it may also be used to supplement larger systems when small run color changes are required or they may be used as individual "lean cells" throughout the plant.
What is a Coat-N-Cure powder coating system?
The Midwest Finishing Coat-N-Cure powder coating system is a modular, entry-level powder coating line designed to help manufacturers begin powder coating quickly and cost-effectively. It combines a manual powder application booth (provided by a third party), an energy-efficient cure oven, and a conveyor system in a pre-engineered package that can be expanded as production needs grow.
Who is a Coat-N-Cure system designed for?
Midwest Finishing Coat-N-Cure systems are ideal for manufacturers bringing powder coating in-house, fabrication shops, custom coaters, and companies with low-to-medium production volumes. They are also commonly used as secondary finishing lines for color changes, prototype production, or lean manufacturing cells.
Can a Coat-N-Cure system be expanded in the future?
Yes. The modular design allows manufacturers to expand the system by adding equipment such as a pretreatment washer and dry-off oven as production requirements increase. This approach protects the initial investment while providing flexibility for future growth.
What are the advantages of a modular powder coating system?
A modular powder coating system offers faster installation, lower upfront investment, easier expansion, and reduced disruption during implementation. Because the equipment is pre-engineered and pre-wired, manufacturers can begin production much sooner than with many fully custom systems.
Can a Coat-N-Cure system supplement an existing powder coating line?
Yes. Many manufacturers use Midwest Finishing Coat-N-Cure systems alongside larger finishing lines for small production runs, non-reclaim powder colors, prototype work, or powder topcoating over E-coated parts. This helps improve production flexibility without interrupting the primary coating line.
