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    coating for food industry

    i have a person who makes parts for machines in the food industry. he wants me to coat some parts for him but the have to be very chip resistant because they will be used around food. he's bascily going to give me a part so i can coat it then hit it with a hammer or such to see if the coating will stay or chip and fall off( which is NOT good for the food industry!!). what powders do you recamend? ( EPOXY, HYBRID, POLYESTER, ETC.).
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    Re: coating for food industry

    no color choice of yet HARLEYDAD, but i want to get all my facts and information straight before i talk to this guy. it will not be touching the food directly but i'm assumeing if the part should some how get hit he wants to see if it will crack and have pieces of the coat fall off.

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      We have a few customers doing the same process you are. They are using 1 of our FDA approved food products, it is a gray color and is priced by box quantity at $4.95lb.

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        Re: coating for food industry

        Originally posted by Harleydad
        Originally posted by powderbuy
        We have a few customers doing the same process you are. They are using 1 of our FDA approved food products, it is a gray color and is priced by box quantity at $4.95lb.
        I wasn't aware that PBTP carried the FDA powders, had I known I wouldn't have recommended Tiger.

        Slap me.

        Now Harley POOT POOT scooter dude what do you think they nibble on all day????? Gee FDA coated Fries/O rings/taters and even some grasshoppers if Shelly catches them for Mat I guess we have to send you a HAMMER

        Gee the things you learn is amazing isn't?

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          Re: coating for food industry

          Ok I got to ask. Why do they say not to use powderd items near food? I've heard it said, but never heard a reason why. What is the difference between the FDA powder and other powders?
          http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i210/a426fan/dan2.jpg

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            Re: coating for food industry

            where are the powders that are FDA approved on your web site? can i get some more info on them to show the customer?

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            • #7
              Re: coating for food industry

              Mark since these are specialty products it is necessary to give us a call

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                Re: coating for food industry

                Originally posted by duke 46
                Originally posted by Harleydad
                Originally posted by powderbuy
                We have a few customers doing the same process you are. They are using 1 of our FDA approved food products, it is a gray color and is priced by box quantity at $4.95lb.
                I wasn't aware that PBTP carried the FDA powders, had I known I wouldn't have recommended Tiger.

                Slap me.

                Now Harley POOT POOT scooter dude what do you think they nibble on all day????? Gee FDA coated Fries/O rings/taters and even some grasshoppers if Shelly catches them for Mat I guess we have to send you a HAMMER

                Gee the things you learn is amazing isn't?
                Actually it's cricket's I catch because they are Good Luck

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