Industrial Coating Capacity
This is what sets us apart from a typical batch shop: a production facility built around an overhead conveyor line, a full oven lineup and an integrated pretreatment wash — coating 2,000+ parts a day, including large fabricated parts and long sections. Here’s what we run.
Full-Scale
Production Facility
Overhead
Conveyor Line
2,000+
Parts / Day
Large
Parts & Long Sections
Real Capacity.
Not a Batch Shop.
Built Like a Factory
Most powder coaters in the region are small batch operations coating a handful of parts at a time. Finish Line is a different category. Our facility is laid out as a true production line — parts are washed, coated and cured in one continuous flow — which is what lets us take on OEM volume, long fabricated parts and recurring contract work that a batch shop simply can’t handle.
Production Throughput
2,000+ parts a day on an overhead conveyor line.
Size Range
From a single small bracket to large fabricated parts and long sections.
Full In-House Line
Blasting, pretreatment, coating, cure and burn-off — all under one roof.
Equipment & Capacity
The full lineup, laid out for the spec-driven buyer.
- Facility
Le Roy, NY — blasting, pretreatment, coating and cure under one roof
- Overhead Conveyor Line
Continuous overhead line — parts flow through prep, coat and cure in one pass
- Pretreatment Wash
Integrated heated multi-stage wash — cleans and prepares every part for adhesion
- Line Oven
Inline cure oven — high-throughput curing for the conveyor
- Batch Oven
Oversized-part capacity — for one-off and large single parts
- Burn-Off Oven
Thermally strips old paint & powder to bare metal — chemical-free coating removal
Aluminum oxide, steel grit/shot & glass bead — media matched to the part
- Throughput
2,000+ parts per day
- Part Size Range
Large parts and long sections — send dimensions and we’ll confirm the fit
Have a spec sheet or drawing of your own? Send it over and we’ll tell you exactly how we’d run it.
Full-Scale
Production Facility
Overhead
Conveyor Line
2,000+
Parts / Day
Large
Parts & Long Sections
Three Systems. One Roof.
We organize our shop around the way a finish actually comes together — prep it, coat it, and handle the specialty work — so your parts never leave the building between steps.
Burn-Off Stripping
Previously coated parts go through our burn-off oven first — heat removes old paint and powder down to clean, bare metal, with no harsh chemical strippers. The result is a surface the new coating can truly bond to.
Substrates We Coat
We coat a wide range of metals that can handle the cure-oven temperature.
- Steel & mild steel
- Aluminum
- Fabricated & cast metal parts
- Not sure? Send a photo — we'll confirm.
Is Your Part a Fit?
A quick gut-check before you bring it in:
- Metal, and within our line's size range
- Can handle curing-oven heat (no plastics or heat-sensitive components)
- Non-metal parts removed beforehand
- When in doubt, just ask us first
The Range
Small Parts to Long Sections
One line, from a single bracket to a full production run.
Small Parts
Batch Capacity
Production Volume
Large Parts
Have a Part That Needs Real Capacity?
Send us your specs, drawings or a photo — with quantity, dimensions and finish. We’ll tell you exactly how we’d run it and get you a fast quote.
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Capabilities FAQ
What's the largest part you can coat?
We handle large fabricated parts and long sections. Larger single pieces run through our batch oven, while high volumes of smaller parts move on the overhead conveyor line. Send us the dimensions and we’ll confirm the fit.
How many parts can you run in a day?
Our conveyor line processes 2,000+ parts per day. That production capacity is what lets us take on OEM, fabricator and contract work — and keep turnaround quick even on large jobs.
What materials can you powder coat?
Most metals that can withstand the curing-oven temperature — steel, aluminum, and fabricated or cast metal parts. Plastics and heat-sensitive materials aren’t candidates. If you’re unsure about your part, send a photo and we’ll let you know.
Do you strip old coatings, or does my part need to arrive clean?
We strip it. Our burn-off oven removes old paint and powder down to bare metal, and our media blast cabinet (aluminum oxide, steel grit/shot or glass bead) handles rust and surface prep. Parts can arrive bare, rusty or previously coated.
Can you handle recurring production contracts?
Yes — that’s what the line is built for. See our Production Powder Coating page, or send your part details and run frequency for volume pricing and a schedule.