Anyone who works on fence projects knows that traditional painting usually takes about 1 week to dry, and rainy days can delay the schedule. In a 1-month project, half the time might be spent just waiting for paint to dry. Even worse, repainting is needed every 2-3 years—setting up scaffolds, removing rust, and repainting—costing both labor and time on repeated maintenance.

Mengneng has implemented targeted improvements to solve these issues. Fences no longer need on-site painting; they can be sprayed automatically in the factory using assembly line operations, significantly improving efficiency. After powder coating, baking at 180℃ for 15 minutes is enough to cure the coating, eliminating long drying times. A project that originally took 1 month can now be completed and delivered in about 2 weeks.

More importantly, Mengneng’s powder coatings offer strong adhesion and corrosion resistance. They have passed 4,200 hours of cyclic aging tests, and in normal conditions, corrosion protection can last over 10 years. This saves the labor and cost of repainting traditional coatings roughly every 3 years, eliminating the hassle of repeated maintenance.

If you are working on a fence project or want to improve construction efficiency, this factory spray coating solution is worth considering. Do you think this method could help you?