EBS Electrical Equipment
DK19 Epoxy Powder Coating

DK19 Epoxy Powder Insulation Coating

A uniform epoxy insulation layer for bus bars and electrical components that need added dielectric protection.

Insulation Applied Directly to the Conductor

Epoxy powder coating applies a continuous insulating layer directly onto bus bars and conductive parts. It is used where equipment needs extra protection against accidental contact, tracking or reduced clearances in compact designs.

EBS applies DK19 epoxy powder coating to bus bars and electrical components, masking contact surfaces so bolted connections remain conductive while the rest of the part receives an even, durable finish.

DK19 Epoxy Powder Coating by EBS Electrical Equipment in Los Angeles

Coating Services

Bus bar coating

Insulation coating for phase, neutral and connecting bars.

Contact area masking

Joint surfaces masked so connections stay bare and conductive.

Component coating

Coating for custom electrical parts and assemblies.

Fabrication + coating

Bars fabricated and coated in one coordinated job.

Our Process

Our Coating Process

  1. 01

    Part preparation

    Surfaces are cleaned and prepared for proper coating adhesion.

  2. 02

    Masking

    Contact areas and holes are masked based on your drawing.

  3. 03

    Powder application

    DK19 epoxy powder is applied for an even layer.

  4. 04

    Curing & inspection

    Parts are cured and checked for coverage and finish quality.

Applications for DK19 Coating

  • Bus bars in compact switchgear
  • Medium-voltage bus assemblies
  • Bus duct conductors
  • Custom electrical components
  • Refurbished equipment parts
  • Areas exposed to dust or moisture

Benefits of Epoxy Insulation Coating

  • Added dielectric protection on exposed conductors
  • Uniform, durable finish
  • Connection areas kept clean for bolted joints
  • One shop for bus bar fabrication and coating

DK19 Epoxy Powder Coating FAQ

What is DK19 epoxy coating used for?
It is an epoxy powder insulation coating applied to bus bars and electrical components for added dielectric protection.
Do bolted connection areas get coated?
No. Contact surfaces are masked so they remain bare and conductive.
Can you coat bars you didn't fabricate?
Yes. We can coat customer-supplied parts as well as bars we fabricate.

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