Powder Coated Armco Products
Our Armco safety barriers are built to do their job each and every day without fail. Add in a powder-coating, and you get a product that you’re not going to have to think about replacing any time soon.
We Powder Coat to RAL 1023 as standard at Armco Barrier Supplies, but can coat to any RAL colour.
Honest. Reliable. Straightforward.
Contact us now for next-day nationwide delivery.
-
Armco Beam 3.5m (PPC)
-
Bolt Down Z Posts – 100 x 50 x 560mm, 610mm and 760mm – All Require 1 Post Bolt and 4 Ground Anchors (PPC)
-
Dig in Z Posts – 1200mm and 1500mm (100 x 50) Requires 1 Post Bolt (PPC)
-
Dig in Z Posts – 1200mm and 1500mm (125 x 90) Requires 1 Post Bolt (PPC)
-
Dig-In RSJ Posts – 1200mm and 1500mm Requires 1 Post Bolt 1800mm Requires 2 Post Bolts (PPC)
-
Fishtail End (PPC)
-
Flexi Corner – Requires 8 Lap Bolts (PPC)
-
Flexi Corner (Premium) Requires 8 Lap Bolts (PPC)
-
Handrail Extension (48mm diameter Handrail @ 7m) – Straight Connectors/Elbows (PPC)
-
HGV Wheel Stops
-
Pedestrian End (PPC)
What is meant by powder coated yellow?
When a product is powder coated yellow, it means that it’s been coated with a special type of dry powder, which gives it a strong, durable finish and a yellow appearance.
This powder is electrostatically charged, which means it sticks to the metal evenly. Once the powder is applied, the coated item is placed in an oven. The heat melts the powder, creating a smooth, hard finish that’s very tough and long-lasting.
When you see crash barriers in car parks or warehouses that are powder-coated yellow, it means they’ve gone through this process. The bright yellow colour makes them easy to see, which is great for high visibility for pedestrians. Since these barriers are made from galvanised steel, the powder coating also helps to protect them from rust and wear.
Whether it’s ends, corners, barriers, Z style posts or RSJ posts, powder coating adds an extra layer of security to all Armco barrier systems.
Is powder coating better than paint?
Powder coating creates a thicker, more durable finish compared to paint. This makes it especially effective for crash barriers and Armco barriers that need to withstand impacts from other vehicles and harsh environmental conditions.
The powder coating process also provides excellent protection against corrosion and wear. This is essential for Armco rails exposed to the elements, allowing them to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, including rain, snow, and UV rays (for certain types of powder coats), without breaking down or fading.
What are the benefits of powder coating?
Here’s why powder coating is an excellent choice for Armco barrier beams and posts:
Powder coating creates a tough, resilient finish that resists chips, scratches, and wear. This durability helps maintain the integrity and appearance of Armco, even in high-traffic areas.
Powder coating produces fewer volatile organic compounds (VOCs) compared to traditional paint. This makes it a more environmentally friendly option, reducing the impact on air quality and worker health.
Powder-coated Armco barriers are designed for easy installation, saving time and reducing labour costs during setup.
About Us: Armco Barrier Supplies
Honest, reliable, straight-forward.
With over 20 years of experience in the crash barrier industry, we focus on delivering products that not only meet but exceed industry standards.
Our customer-first approach means you will always work with the same dedicated team members, giving you a consistent and personalised service. We take the time to understand your specific needs, ensuring you get the right products and support each and every time you contact us.
We understand the need for quick responses and fast delivery, so we ensure a quick turnaround for all orders. Unlike other suppliers, we keep a full stock of powder-coated Armco, meaning that whether you need crash barriers or any other galvanised steel solutions, we can have your order with you the next day.
Get in touch
Speak to a member of our team today for more information and advice.
- Address: 19 Saddington Rd, Smeeton Westerby LE8 0QS, United Kingdom
- Phone: +44 116 279 0038
- Email: info@armcobarriersupplies.co.uk
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
We’ve gone through some of the most frequently asked questions on powder coated Armco below.
If you’re not sure what you need, you’re welcome to get in touch with our team. Customer service isn’t an afterthought for us—it’s a priority. We look forward to hearing from you!
What types of RSJ posts are available for Armco barriers?
There are various types of RSJ posts available, including dig in posts and bolt down posts. These posts come in different sizes, with options for galvanisation and powder coating.
Learn more here: Armco RSJ Posts
Is powder-coated rust proof?
While no coating can make a product completely rust-proof, powder-coated products are one of the most resistant to rust. The thick, even layer of powder coating acts as a barrier, preventing moisture, chemicals, and other corrosive elements from reaching the metal underneath.
Does powder coating wear off?
While it is incredibly resilient, like any coating, powder coating can wear off over time, especially in high-traffic or harsh environmental conditions. However, unlike traditional paint, powder coating does not easily peel or flake off, ensuring that your barriers maintain their protective qualities and appearance for many years.
Can I paint over powder coat?
Yes, you can paint over powder-coated Armco barriers, but it takes a bit of preparation to get it right. Here’s what you need to do:
Clean the Surface: Start by giving the powder-coated surface a good clean to remove any dirt, grease, or debris. This step is crucial for the new paint to stick properly.
Light Sanding: Lightly sand the surface to create a bit of texture. This helps the paint adhere better. Use fine-grit sandpaper for this.
Apply Primer: Put on a coat of high-quality primer that’s suitable for metal surfaces. This ensures the paint will bond well with the powder coating.
Paint: Once the primer is dry, you can paint. Apply several thin coats, letting each one dry before adding the next.