Explain Flame-Applied Coating Technology

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The presenter explains that the demonstrated process is 'flame-applied powder coating.' He contrasts it with traditional powder coating, which requires the coated item to be baked in an oven. With this system, the heat (from the flame) is applied simultaneously with the powder, causing it to melt and adhere directly to the surface in a single application step, making it a 'one and done' process. This means the application and 'baking' (curing) happen concurrently.

Goal: An individual explains the core concept of flame-applied powder coating as an alternative to traditional oven-baked methods, highlighting its one-step application process.

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right, Cory, what are we looking at? Flame applied powder coating. So your traditional powder coating, instead of being baked in an oven, ours is actually applied via flame. The powder come down the gun off the flame and melt on the surface. So instead of taking a traditional powder coating approach, applying it, baking it, that you what you're doing is you're applying the heat as you're applying the product. Application and the baking is all going on on one lap. It's a one one and you're done. One and done. Three coat. Three coat. It does three coats simultaneously. No, you do your first

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