Metal Powder Producers | Metallic Powder Coating Manufacturer

If you are comparing Metal Powder Producers for a finish that looks more distinctive than a standard solid color, we can help you develop the right metallic effect. At Yatu, we produce metallic powder coatings in gold, silver, bronze, champagne, rose gold, gunmetal, and customized colors. You can also adjust the sparkle size, metallic intensity, gloss, and indoor or outdoor formulation to suit architectural profiles, furniture, appliances, decorative hardware, and other metal products.

Metallic Powder Coating Categories

Particle and Sparkle Effects

Metallic appearance can be adjusted through the selection and distribution of metallic pigments.

• Fine sparkle: Produces a controlled and understated metallic surface.
• Coarse sparkle: Creates a more visible and decorative reflection.
• Uniform metallic effect: Prioritizes consistent pigment distribution across larger surfaces.
• Layered metallic effect: Creates greater visual depth as the viewing angle changes.
• Soft satin effect: Reduces glare while retaining a recognizable metallic character.
• High-reflection effect: Increases brightness and visual impact for decorative components.

Indoor and Outdoor Formulations

Performance Testing of Metallic Powder Coating

Published product data for the metallic series includes the following test items and reference values:

• Adhesion: Grade 0 in the published cross-cut test
• Pencil hardness: ≥2H
• Impact resistance: 50 kg·cm
• Neutral salt spray resistance: 800–1,200 hours
• QUVA weathering resistance: ≥1,200 hours
• Appearance inspection: Fine metallic powder without visible agglomeration or contamination
• Color evaluation: Comparison against the approved standard or sample
• Gloss testing: Measurement at a 60-degree angle
• Film-thickness inspection: Verification against the specified coating range

Custom Metallic Color Development

Yatu can develop metallic colors from standard codes or buyer-provided samples through the following process:

1. Submit the RAL, Pantone, or GB reference, or provide a physical panel.
2. Define the required gold, silver, bronze, copper, champagne, rose-gold, or gunmetal direction.
3. Select fine sparkle, coarse sparkle, or another metallic intensity.
4. Confirm the required gloss and surface texture.
5. Specify the substrate and indoor or outdoor use.
6. Provide the coating-line and curing conditions.
7. Prepare a sprayed metal sample.
8. Evaluate the sample under representative lighting and viewing angles.
9. Adjust the color, sparkle, or gloss where required.
10. Approve the master panel for bulk production and repeat orders.