Treatments

Sandblasting is a surface finishing process that best prepares the metal to accept a protective layer, such as a paint or anti-corrosive treatment. Sandblasting and painting are often used together in metalworking.

This is an anticorrosive product protection process that occurs by immersing the material in a bath of molten zinc. This treatment provides structures with effective protection from adverse environmental conditions and corrosion.

This is a metal coating method that increases the strength, conductivity, and durability of materials, being particularly effective in harsh climatic conditions, such as industrial or marine environments.

The former is a process that is applied exclusively to metal surfaces that are coated with a powder coating made from synthetic resins. The most common technique is spray painting.

The second, on the other hand, involves applying a layer of liquid paint to the surface of an object, offering top-notch results in terms of aesthetic finish. This type of treatment is ideal for protecting the surface from wear and scratches.