Precision Coating.
Engineered Protection.
Professional powder coating, CED coating and spray painting solutions for industrial applications — from our facility in Chakan, Maharashtra.
- Powder Coating
- CED Coating
- Spray Painting
More Than
A Finish.
Industrial coating is engineering, not decoration. The right process protects a component through its working life — the appearance is a result of that discipline, not the point of it.
- Protection
- A coating's first job is defending the metal underneath — from corrosion, abrasion and everyday wear.
- Durability
- A well-applied coating has to survive handling, assembly and years of service, not just look good on day one.
- Surface Quality
- Preparation and application discipline determine whether a finish is even and well-bonded, or superficial.
Three Coating Processes, One Coating Partner
Each process suits different components, finishes and protection requirements. Select a service to explore it, or scroll for the full picture.
Powder Coating
A durable, dry-applied finish for long-term protection.
A dry finishing process where finely ground powder is electrostatically applied to a metal surface and cured under heat to form a tough, even coating.
- Strong resistance to chipping, scratching and fading
- Even, dry-applied finish with no solvent drips or runs
- Wide range of colours and textures (gloss, matte, textured)
- Environmentally friendlier — no solvent carrier to evaporate
CED Coating
Uniform, immersion-applied protection for corrosion resistance.
Cathodic Electrodeposition (CED / electrocoating) is an immersion process that deposits a uniform, water-based coating over the entire surface of a component — including internal cavities and recesses — using an electrical charge.
- Coats complex shapes uniformly, including recesses and internal surfaces
- Strong, consistent film thickness across the whole component
- Widely used as a corrosion-protective base coat
- Water-based process with lower solvent content than conventional liquid paint
Spray Painting
Flexible liquid finishing for colour, coverage and protection.
Industrial spray painting applies liquid paint in a controlled, even coat — offering flexibility in colour, finish and application to metal components and assemblies.
- Wide flexibility in colour matching and finish
- Suitable for parts and assemblies of varying sizes and shapes
- Can be used for touch-up, large components, or where powder/CED is not suitable
- Provides both protective coverage and a finished appearance
Now showing Powder Coating
Quality That Lasts.
Trust That Grows.
Premium Quality Coating
Every component is coated with attention to a durable, well-adhered finish built for long-term surface protection.
Advanced Technology
Modern coating equipment and process control support a consistent, precise result across powder coating, CED coating and spray painting.
Custom Solutions
Coating requirements differ by component and application. Each job is assessed so the right process, colour and finish are used.
On-Time Delivery
Production schedules depend on coated components arriving when promised. Timelines are agreed upfront and delivery is treated as a commitment.
Customer Satisfaction
Clear communication from enquiry to delivery, so you know what to expect at every stage of the coating process.
A Clear Process, From Enquiry to Delivery
The exact steps vary slightly by coating process — see each service page for specifics — but every job follows this general path.
- 01
Understand the Requirement
Share component details, material, quantity and the finish you need — by phone, email or the quote form.
- 02
Surface Preparation
Components are prepared appropriately for the selected coating process so the finish bonds and performs as expected.
- 03
Coating Application
Powder coating, CED coating or spray painting is applied using the method suited to your component and requirement.
- 04
Curing / Finishing
Coated components are cured or dried as required by the process used, developing the final hardness and finish.
- 05
Quality Check
Finished components are checked for coverage, finish and consistency before they leave the facility.
- 06
Delivery
Coated components are prepared and delivered in line with the agreed timeline.
Where Our Coating Processes Apply
Powder coating, CED coating and spray painting are used across a wide range of metal components. These are common application categories for industrial coating — not a list of confirmed clients or industries served.
Industrial Components
Structural parts, brackets and fabricated components used across industrial equipment.
Engineering Components
Machined and fabricated parts produced by engineering and job-work businesses.
Metal Fabrication
Sheet metal assemblies, frames and welded structures from fabrication workshops.
Automotive Components
Metal parts and sub-assemblies used in automotive and allied component manufacturing.
Machinery Components
Parts and housings for industrial and production machinery.
Electrical Enclosures
Panels, boxes and enclosures for electrical and control equipment.
Industrial Equipment
Frames, casings and structural elements of industrial equipment.
General Metal Components
Everyday metal parts that need a durable, protective and presentable finish.
Industrial Coating Solutions in Chakan
Shrinath Coatings operates from Kharabwadi, Chakan, Maharashtra — one of the region's key industrial and manufacturing belts. Being based here keeps us close to the manufacturers, fabricators and engineering businesses that need coating and finishing as part of their production process.
- Dedicated facility for powder coating, CED coating and spray painting
- Positioned within the Chakan–Pimpri-Chinchwad–Pune industrial belt
- Process matched to your component, material and finish requirement
Gat No 277, Shrinath Coatings
Keswad Industry, behind Racold Thermo Ltd
Kharabwadi, Chakan, Maharashtra 410501
Frequently Asked Questions
Straightforward answers about our coating services and how to request a quote.
What is the difference between powder coating and spray painting?
Powder coating applies a dry powder electrostatically and cures it with heat into a hard, continuous film, while spray painting applies a liquid paint that dries or cures without an oven cycle. Powder coating typically gives a harder, more chip-resistant finish; spray painting offers more flexibility for larger, irregular or specially coloured components.
Which coating is best for corrosion protection?
CED coating is widely used as a corrosion-resistant base coat because the immersion process gives uniform coverage across the whole component, including recesses. Powder coating and well-applied spray paint also provide protective coverage. The best choice depends on the component, its geometry and how it will be used — tell us about your application and we can advise.
Do you provide coating services in Chakan?
Yes. Shrinath Coatings is based in Kharabwadi, Chakan, Maharashtra, and provides powder coating, CED coating and spray painting services from this facility.
What information is needed for a coating quotation?
It helps to share the component material, dimensions, quantity, current surface condition and the coating/finish you need. Drawings, photos or a sample component make quoting faster and more accurate.
Can coating requirements be customised?
Yes. Colour, finish and the coating process itself are selected based on your component and application. Share your requirement using the quote form or by phone and it will be assessed individually.
How do I request a quote?
Use the quote form on the Contact page, call +91 8624817203, or email srinath.coatings@gmail.com with your component details and requirement.
Have a Coating Requirement?
Tell us about your component, coating requirement, quantity and finish expectations.