In powder coating applications manufacturers have two primary methods to choose from: continuous line systems and batch systems. The two techniques differ significantly in performance and suitability, and the decision between them often hinges on output volume, component design, process adaptability, and budget factors. Understanding the differences between these two systems is essential for selecting the most efficient and cost effective solution for a given application.

Batch powder coating involves processing parts in discrete loads, typically loaded onto suspension frames and moved through a series of stations including surface prep, electrostatic deposition, and oven curing. Ideal for jobs with moderate throughput demands and Tehran Poshesh for parts that vary significantly in dimensions, geometry, or substrate type.