Powdertech Corby was established in 1988 as a specialist powder coater for architectural metals - aluminium, galvanized steel and mild steel. We work across all market sectors including commercial, residential, retail, rail, public sector, sport and leisure. We are a dedicated team, passionate about powder coating, and always happy to discuss your project, share our experience and offer advice.
No project is too small.
No project is too small.
Services
Our mission is to be your One-Stop-Shop for architectural powder coating and to make your life easier. We can organise all services as necessary including collection, delivery, galvanizing, shot blasting, and fettling. The Powdertech team works to exacting standards and we take great pride in what we do.
Powder coating produces attractive and consistent colour finishes across plain and profiled surfaces. Powdertech only use high quality architectural products that are highly resistant to weathering, abrasion, corrosion and UV light. We use high performance standard finishes, and we also develop our own unique ranges of powders to meet new demands and follow trends in style.
We are passionate about colour and always happy to discuss the suitability of colours and different combinations. Browse our range of colour swatches below. For shades within our seven Collections, you can use FIND YOUR COLOUR to filter by colour, gloss level and texture. RAL and BS colour charts are displayed on the 'Polyester' page.
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Michael Godbert
Nov 10, 2019
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Colin Hawes
Nov 20, 2017
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I gave this firm a job (£2,500) because Harriet in sales was so positive and gave me a square metre quote over the phone, other firms wanted drawings etc. In an email I asked for some parts to be white....."The four 100mm posts and two T sections (100x100 and 100x50) to be white and the rest royal blue." James Sharpe the commercial manager forgot to pass this on to production and went on holiday. I got 2 incorrect parts white and the six requested parts blue. The goods were wrapped on collection and Powder Tech refused to pay transport costs for them to be recoated. There were several surface
