Automotive Powder Coating Services Near Me

Full-car powder coating prices vary widely because vehicles require disassembly, surface preparation, masking, blasting, and oven capacity large enough for automotive parts. Fannon Products does not powdercoat cars directly; it manufactures infrared curing systems used by powder coating shops and OEM lines. Equipment pricing is quoted per application based on part size, line speed, heat profile, controls, and integration needs.

Fannon Products supports automotive powder coating operations by designing infrared curing systems that bring coated parts to cure temperature quickly and consistently. These systems can be configured as conveyor cure tunnels, batch booths, booster zones, or gel zones, helping finishers reduce cycle time, improve finish quality, and use less floor space than many conventional convection ovens.

Infrared curing transfers energy directly into the coated part and coating layer, which can shorten warm-up and cure cycles compared with heating a large oven volume. For powder coating lines, this can mean faster throughput, tighter zone control, better performance on complex geometries, and improved energy efficiency when the system is engineered to the part, coating, and production rate.

Yes. Fannon Products manufactures custom-engineered infrared systems that can be integrated into new or existing conveyor and batch lines. Engineers match short-wave or medium-wave quartz emitters, fixtures, reflectors, and temperature controls to the application, whether the line needs a complete cure tunnel, a booster section, or a gel zone before final curing.

To quote a powder coat infrared curing system, Fannon Products typically needs details such as part dimensions, material, coating type, target cure temperature, line speed, available space, voltage, control requirements, and whether the system is conveyorized or batch-based. This information helps determine emitter selection, heat zones, fixture layout, and the correct integration approach.

Infrared powder coat curing systems are commonly used for metal parts, fabricated components, automotive parts, and production pieces with repeatable geometry. The right fit depends on substrate, coating chemistry, part mass, shape complexity, and throughput targets. Fannon Products engineers each system to the application rather than offering a one-size-fits-all oven.

Fannon Products manufactures replacement infrared lamps in every size, wattage, and voltage, including short-wave quartz, medium-wave quartz, and twin tube quartz options. These are built for OEM-style drop-in fit and long service life, helping powder coating and industrial heating lines reduce downtime when lamps need replacement or performance upgrades.

Yes. Fannon Products is based in Algonac, Michigan and offers secure shipping from its facility to customers across the United States and around the globe. Systems, lamps, and components are quoted by specification, with factory-direct support available by phone at 810-794-2000 or by email at sales@fannonir.com.