Powder coating
Powder coating (or komaxit) is modern technology for the finishes of metal surfaces. Powder coating is a method that provides high-quality powder painting of metal surfaces. Powder coating or komaxit is a process of applying powder paint and curing it at 150-200°C. The advantage of powder coating is that it is an ecological method, so it does not pollute the environment.

 

We provide professional powder coating and metal surface finishing for manufacturers, construction companies and customers with smaller, one-off orders. All work is carried out at our facility in Ostrava, Czech Republic.

With more than 30 years of experience, our powder coating facility offers reliable surface finishing for a wide range of metal components. We specialise in powder coating, blasting and surface pretreatment, as well as refinishing individual metal parts.

Our modern equipment includes an XXL powder coating facility, a continuous coating line and manual coating stations. These specialised workplaces allow us to handle individual orders, batch production and large industrial components, depending on the dimensions, material and technical requirements of each project.

We work with manufacturers, construction companies and private customers who require durable, consistent and professional metal surface finishes. Our quality control procedures and certifications support our commitment to reliable results.

 

Why Choose HP LAK?

AKZO Nobel-Certified Powder Coating Facility

We handle both high-volume production and individual orders, including steel and aluminium components, hot-dip galvanised parts and sheet metal. Depending on the selected coating facility and technical requirements, we can process components up to 6.8 metres long and weighing up to 1,500 kg.

Interior parts
Exterior parts
Parts for highly corrosive environments up to C5
Parts up to 6.8 meters long
Renovations

(disks, wheels, cylinders, metal furniture, vintage cars...)

Advantages of Powder Coating

Powder coating combines an attractive appearance with durable protection for metal components. Compared with many conventional liquid coating methods, it offers excellent coverage, a wide choice of finishes and long-lasting performance when the correct surface preparation and coating system are used.

Our Powder Coating Process

Every order follows a carefully controlled process designed to achieve the required coating quality, appearance and durability. The individual steps depend on the material, intended use and technical specifications of the components.

  1. Surface Preparation

    Proper surface pretreatment is essential for coating adhesion. Depending on the material and application, it can include degreasing, phosphating, passivation or blasting to remove rust, contaminants and old coatings.

  2. Powder Application

    During powder coating, the coating material is applied electrostatically to the prepared metal surface. This allows controlled coverage and a consistent finish.

  3. Oven Curing

    The coated components are heated in a curing oven according to the requirements of the selected powder coating system. The heat allows the powder to form a continuous, durable protective layer.

  4. Quality Control

    Finished components undergo quality checks to verify their appearance and relevant coating parameters. These inspections help ensure that the surface finish meets the agreed requirements.

Professional Powder Coating in Ostrava

Our powder coating facility in Ostrava provides surface finishing for businesses and individual customers. We process large industrial components, smaller metal parts and regular production batches, selecting the appropriate technology for each project.

Whether you need a protective coating for steel structures, a durable finish for manufactured components or powder coating for a one-off order, our team can help you assess the available options.

Request a quotation by providing the material, dimensions, approximate weight, quantity and intended use of your components. All work is carried out at our facility in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Transport of components must be arranged by the customer unless otherwise agreed.

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