Tiger Drylac Power Coatings says its Series 61 Anodized Effect powders are of a polyester, durable architectural grade and meet the high-performance requirements of AAMA 2604 standards.

Tiger Drylac Powder Coatings’ “Natives and Aliens” color selection includes 15 new colors with 20 different special-effect finishes that are said to be inspired by native elements and other minerals and metals.

With the military increasing its use of powder-based coatings to cover vehicles, equipment and ships—the Army has recently announced that it will allow the use of powder coatings in its CARC coverings that are normally e-coated—more assets are getting the powder coating treatment than ever before, much to the joy of the powder manufacturers.

Unbelievable as it may sound, there are many powder coaters that make a job-fatal decision when they select the powder for the job. The choice of powder type and chemistry is often critical to the success of the job.

Manufacturers hurry to meet DoD specs

Tiger Drylac has released five new powder coating preview catalogs, for Special Effects, RAL Colors, Series 38 Super Durable Powder Coatings, Metallics and Special Effects.

Booklet showcases a combination of exterior and interior metallic powder coating.

This brochure features the series 75 coatings---Fluoropolymer powder coatings.

Brochure features the company's Series 38- Super Durable Powder Coating for exterior or interior.

This brochures features Ral colors, which has always been offered as weather resistant TGIC-polyester coatings (series 49) but is now available in super durable coatings (series 38). The brochure displays the numerous colors available as well as specifications of each coatings including gloss levels, typical applications and chemistries.

the company provides environmentally friendly technologically advanced powder coating solutions.

Data sheet feaures the company's series 59, a weather-resistant powder coating based on polyester.