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Unit I: Vasai Phata Production Floor

Industrial Powder Coating

7-Tank Pre-Treatment Powder Coating: Three Ovens, Two Booths, One Controlled Finishing System

Expertise and Experience

Aero Enterprises Unit I Vasai Phata operates a full industrial powder coat finishing system built around a 7-tank chemical pre-treatment line, two electrostatic spray booths, and three thermostatically controlled curing ovens ranging from 4x5x6 ft to 4x10x10 ft. The largest oven is crane-operated and tank-fed, handling oversized structural assemblies, large enclosure panels, and fabricated frames that cannot be processed through standard batch finishing systems. This finishing infrastructure is not a secondary service bolted onto a fabrication shop. It is an integrated production stage at Unit I where every component that goes through stamping, bending, and welding on the same floor exits with a verified, dimensionally consistent, adhesion-tested powder coat finish. No subcontracting. No batch handoff to an external coater. No coating quality variables outside Aero Enterprises' direct process control.

Why Our Process Wins

Powder coat failure in the field is almost never a powder quality problem. It is a surface preparation failure. A coating applied over inadequately degreased steel, insufficient phosphate conversion, or an unchecked pre-treatment tank concentration will pass visual inspection on day one and delaminate at 12 months. At Aero Enterprises Unit I, the 7-tank pre-treatment line is the non-negotiable first stage of every coating job. Tank chemical concentrations are checked and adjusted daily. Pre-treatment sequence cannot be bypassed or shortened regardless of production schedule pressure. The Class 5B cross-hatch adhesion compliance result that every batch achieves is a direct output of the pre-treatment discipline, not the powder brand or the spray booth.

Pre-Treatment System
7-Tank Chemical Line (Degrease, Rinse, Phosphate, Seal)
Spray Booths
2 x Electrostatic Powder Spray Booths
Oven 1
4 x 5 x 6 ft — Standard batch brackets and hardware
Oven 2
4 x 8 x 4 ft — Medium enclosures and formed assemblies
Oven 3
4 x 10 x 10 ft — Crane-operated, oversized structural and fabricated assemblies
Cure Temperature Range
180°C to 220°C (Thermostatically Controlled)
Coating Depth
60 to 120 Microns DFT (Flat Faces), 50 Microns Minimum (Bend Radii and Hole Bores)
Cross-Hatch Adhesion
Class 5B Compliance on every batch
Powder Types
Polyester, Epoxy-Polyester, Zinc-Rich Epoxy Primer
Finish Options
Matte, Gloss, Textured, Wrinkle, Satin
Colour Standard
Full RAL Palette, Standard colours in stock
Oven Loading
Oven 3 crane-operated and tank-fed for heavy and oversized assemblies

Machinery at Unit I Vasai Phata

7-Tank Chemical Pre-Treatment Line, 2 x Electrostatic Powder Spray Booths, Oven 1 (4x5x6 ft), Oven 2 (4x8x4 ft), Oven 3 (4x10x10 ft — Crane-Operated and Tank-Fed). All ovens thermostatically controlled with temperature data logging at Unit I Vasai Phata.

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Core Capabilities

7-Stage Chemical Pre-Treatment: The complete pre-treatment sequence at Aero Enterprises Unit I covers alkaline degreasing to remove stamping lubricants, oils, and surface contamination, water rinse stages to prevent cross-contamination between chemical tanks, zinc phosphate or iron phosphate conversion coating to build a crystalline adhesion layer on the base metal surface, and a final sealing rinse before components enter the spray booth. Every tank concentration is verified daily. No component enters the spray booth without completing the full 7-stage sequence.
Automated Electrostatic Powder Spraying: Two dedicated spray booths at Unit I apply powder electrostatically, charging powder particles so they are attracted uniformly to the grounded component surface. This produces consistent coverage across flat faces, inside bend radii, punched hole bores, and recessed features where manual spray application produces thin spots. Booth separation allows simultaneous processing of different RAL colours without cross-contamination between batches.
Three-Oven Curing System with Crane Operation: Oven 1 at 4x5x6 ft handles standard bracket, hardware, and small component batches. Oven 2 at 4x8x4 ft handles medium enclosure panels, formed sections, and fabricated assemblies. Oven 3 at 4x10x10 ft is the largest curing oven at Unit I and is crane-operated and tank-fed, designed for oversized structural frames, large enclosure bodies, long-run formed sections, and heavy fabricated assemblies that exceed the loading capacity of standard batch ovens. All three ovens are thermostatically controlled and monitored to maintain the 180 to 220 degree Celsius cure temperature profile required for full polyester crosslinking.
Zinc-Rich Epoxy Priming: Anti-corrosive zinc-rich primer coat applied as a base layer before the polyester top coat for components specified for outdoor, coastal, or high-humidity installation environments. The zinc-rich primer provides sacrificial corrosion protection at cut edges, punched hole bores, and any area where the top coat may be mechanically damaged in service.
Full RAL Colour Range: Textured, matte, and gloss polyester powder available across the complete RAL colour standard. Standard production colours including RAL 9005 matt black, RAL 9003 signal white, RAL 7035 light grey, RAL 6005 moss green, and RAL 5002 ultramarine blue held in regular stock. Non-standard RAL colours processed with minimum order quantity and colour change lead time.
Effluent Treatment and Green-Finish Protocol: All chemical effluents from the 7-tank pre-treatment line are neutralised and treated through Aero Enterprises' on-site effluent treatment system before discharge. Chemical waste from degreasing and phosphating stages does not enter the municipal drainage system untreated. This is not a regulatory compliance checkbox. It is an operational standard that has been maintained at Unit I throughout the facility's operating history.
Large Format and Heavy Assembly Coating: The crane-operated Oven 3 at 4x10x10 ft extends powder coat capability to fabricated assemblies and structural components that most job shop coating operations cannot accommodate. Components are loaded via overhead crane into the oven chamber, allowing safe handling of heavy or awkwardly dimensioned assemblies without manual lifting risk or component damage during oven loading.

Verification Protocol

Daily pre-treatment tank concentration check and adjustment before production begins. Degreaser concentration, phosphate bath concentration, and rinse water conductivity are measured and corrected to specification every morning. No batch enters the coating line on an out-of-specification tank.

DFT (Dry Film Thickness) measurement using calibrated digital magnetic thickness gauge on every production batch. Minimum 10 measurement points per component covering flat faces, inside bend radii, punched hole edges, and recessed features. Batches failing minimum 50 microns on bend radii or hole bores are stripped and recoated before dispatch.

Cross-hatch adhesion test (ISO 2409) on sample components from every batch. Class 5B result required before batch dispatch is approved. Any result below Class 5B triggers a pre-treatment investigation before the batch is recoated.

Curing temperature curve monitoring using oven data logger to verify that the component metal temperature reaches and holds the specified cure temperature for the full dwell time required for complete polyester crosslinking. Under-cured powder coat passes visual inspection but fails adhesion and impact resistance in service.

Impact resistance test on batch samples using a falling weight impact tester to verify that the cured coating does not crack or delaminate under mechanical impact. Relevant for components subject to handling, installation, and vibration loads in service.

Colour and gloss conformity check against a calibrated reference panel for every batch. Colour variation between delivery batches is a visible assembly problem for clients producing finished products from multiple Aero Enterprises powder coat batches. Reference panel matching is performed before batch approval, not by the client at goods inward.

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Unit I Capability

Machinery Deployment: 7-Tank Chemical Pre-Treatment Line, 2 x Electrostatic Powder Spray Booths, Oven 1 (4x5x6 ft), Oven 2 (4x8x4 ft), Oven 3 (4x10x10 ft — Crane-Operated and Tank-Fed). All ovens thermostatically controlled with temperature data logging at Unit I Vasai Phata.. Managed within our primary production hub in Vasai Phata.

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Industrial Applications

LED Lighting Manufacturers: Housing shells, heat sink enclosures, driver compartment bodies, flood light brackets, and mounting hardware requiring consistent RAL colour, scratch-resistant matte or gloss finish, and outdoor UV-stable polyester coating for field-installed lighting assemblies.Tracker OEMs: Structural mounting brackets, pivot arm assemblies, channel sections, and fabricated frame components for solar tracker systems requiring corrosion-resistant powder coat finish for outdoor installation across Maharashtra's varied climate zones.Automotive OEMs: Chassis brackets, body components, and structural hardware requiring consistent coating adhesion, impact resistance, and colour conformity across high-volume production batches for Tier-1 and Tier-2 automotive supply chain delivery.Furniture Manufacturers: Wall unit panels, bracket hardware, shelf support components, and modular frame sections requiring consistent RAL colour across multi-batch deliveries for assembly into finished furniture products.Stationery Manufacturers: Stamped and formed hardware components requiring clean, consistent powder coat finish for consumer-facing stationery product assemblies.Sheet Metal Component and Parts Clients: Industrial enclosure bodies, electrical panel frames, HVAC support brackets, fabricated structural assemblies, and custom sheet metal components across the full material and geometry range processed at Unit I.
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