The Environmentally Friendly Way to Paint

Powder coating, the alternative to wet spray painting, is widely known as the environmentally friendly way to paint.  The process of powder coating contains no solvents, therefore creates negligible, if any, VOC emissions which helps combat air pollution.

Powder is not considered hazardous waste unlike other forms of coating such as liquid paint coatings. The process of powder coating eliminates toxic sludge and water that contaminates the earth.  Powder coating also creates little in the form of material waste.  Powder coating is a recognized finish by the LEEDS program.

Green Technology at All-Color

We've carried the green mission of powder coating further within our company as well.  Our whole shop floor was designed with green in mind.  Our SuperCube powder booths use 90% of powder material which eliminates waste from going into a landfill.  Up to 98% of the powder overspray is collected and reclaimed for future use which creates a more efficient and economical form of coating. 

All-Color Powder Coating utilizes energy efficient equipment and environmentally friendly processes in our shop whenever possible.  Our plant lighting was retrofitted with the latest fluorescent technology to save electricity.  We implemented counter flowing wash water to reduce the amount of water required and treated at the treatment plant.  All equipment was built with premium efficiency motors.  Infra-red technology is used in the ovens which reduces natural gas requirements. 

We've even carried our green mission into the front office where we've purchased recycled workstations for our managment and office staff.  Green is a way of life at All-Color Powder Coating.  We care about our environment and will continue to find ways to use earth's resources wisely.

 2011 Power Thinker Calendar

Alliant Energy has featured All-Color Powder Coating in its 2011 Power Thinker calendar.  The calendar features customers for their best practices in energy efficiency.