CNC Routing & Finishes

CNC routing and powder coating combine precision and durability, offering exceptional results for metal works. These advanced techniques enhance the aesthetic appeal and longevity of custom metal signs and designs.

Powder Coating

Waterjet Cutting

Laser Cutting

CNC routing for metals is a precise, computer-controlled process that allows for the intricate cutting, carving, and shaping of metal. Ideal for detailed designs, it is commonly used in historic restoration and crafting complex sculptures, ensuring high accuracy and craftsmanship in metal works.

Powder coating is a finishing technique that applies a dry powder to metal, which is then heated to form a durable, protective layer. Known for its superior resistance to chipping, fading, and wear, powder coating provides a long-lasting and aesthetically appealing finish compared to traditional paint.

Durability: Powder coating offers a highly durable finish, making it perfect for outdoor sculptures and metal parts exposed to the elements, particularly in restoration projects.

Aesthetic Flexibility: With a broad range of colors and finishes, powder coating can be customized to replicate historical aesthetics or complement the unique style of modern sculptures.

Environmental Impact: Powder coating is an eco-friendly option, as it emits little to no volatile organic compounds (VOCs), making it a more sustainable alternative to traditional liquid paints.

Restoration: Powder coating is an excellent choice for restoring and preserving historical and architectural metal works. Its resistance to environmental damage ensures that the integrity and appearance of metal components are maintained for years.

Sculpture: Artists often choose powder coating for its vibrant finishes and strong protective properties. It ensures that sculptures retain their color and resilience, enduring various environmental conditions and standing the test of time.

CNC Routing & Finishes

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