Hendersonville’s Industrial Painting & Refinishing Shop
Painting & Refinishing
Be confident in both the look and function of your facility. Whether you're giving client tours or focused on workplace safety, a clean, well-marked environment makes a strong impression. We can paint specific machines to visually separate production lines, apply high-visibility safety colors to moving parts, and more—helping you create a space that’s both professional and practical.
Industrial Machine Painting
- At Beal & Co., we specialize in professional painting for industrial machinery. With decades of experience in precision prep and finishing, we apply high-quality paint that enhances appearance and helps maintain a clean, professional work environment.
- Every machine is carefully prepped—sanded, cleaned, and primed—before receiving a smooth, even paint application. Whether you're refreshing old equipment or finishing new machines, we deliver consistent, durable results that stand up to daily use.
Why Painting Your Machinery Matters
- Painting industrial machinery isn’t just about looks — it’s a practical way to protect your investment. Over time, equipment is exposed to dust, moisture, chemicals, and heavy use. A quality paint job helps prevent rust, corrosion, and surface wear, extending the life of your machines and reducing the need for costly repairs or replacements.
- Painted surfaces are also much easier to clean and maintain. This is especially important in industries where cleanliness matters, such as manufacturing, food processing, or medical environments. A smooth, sealed finish helps keep grime from building up and allows for quicker wipe-downs and maintenance routines.
- In addition to protection and function, painted equipment improves the overall appearance of your facility. It creates a cleaner, more professional work environment, which can boost employee morale and leave a strong impression on clients or inspectors. Painting can also play a role in safety—making equipment more visible and defined within your workspace.
Why Coat Your Industrial Machinery
- Industrial painting involves the application of durable, high-performance paint to machinery, equipment, and other industrial surfaces. Unlike decorative painting, industrial painting is all about function — protecting equipment from harsh environments, wear and tear, and the effects of time.
- Applying paint to industrial machines helps extend their lifespan, improves cleanliness, and keeps your facility looking sharp and professional.
Types of Industrial Paint We Use
Before diving into the benefits of industrial painting, it’s important to understand the different types of paint systems we offer. Each serves a unique purpose depending on your equipment, environment, and performance needs.
Direct-To-Metal Finishes (DTMs)
Direct-to-Metal paint is designed for efficiency and protection. It can be applied directly to metal surfaces without a separate primer, making it a cost-effective option for many industrial applications. DTMs offer excellent corrosion resistance and can be applied via spray, on materials like steel, aluminum, and coated metals. Their growing popularity is due to fast application times and long-lasting performance.
Epoxy Paint
Epoxy is a heavy-duty, chemical-resistant paint ideal for steel, metal, and even concrete surfaces. It forms a thick, durable coating that protects against abrasion, harsh chemicals, turbulence, and extreme temperatures. Once cured, epoxy provides a smooth, high-sheen finish that’s easy to clean and built to last. It’s especially useful in environments where strength and chemical resistance are top priorities.
Urethane Paint
Urethane offers outstanding UV resistance, excellent durability, and a wide range of color options. Often used in OEM (original equipment manufacturer) applications, urethane finishes can be tailored to meet strict VOC (volatile organic compound) compliance standards. VOC-compliant paints are environmentally safer and meet government regulations for reducing air pollutants — an important consideration for facilities focused on sustainability.
Benefits of Industrial Painting
Now that you’re familiar with the types of industrial paints we offer, here’s how they add long-term value to your equipment and facilities.
Corrosion Protection
Uncoated metal surfaces are vulnerable to rust—especially in climates with 70–80% humidity and temperatures above 32°F. In the right conditions, corrosion can begin in as little as 4–5 days. Industrial painting adds a critical protective layer that shields your machinery, tanks, or structural components from the elements. Epoxy and Direct-to-Metal (DTM) paints are particularly effective for preventing corrosion and extending the life of outdoor or high-moisture equipment.
Durability & Abrasion Resistance
Industrial paints are designed to withstand tough environments. They help protect surfaces from physical wear, scratches, and impacts that occur during daily use. Epoxy and urethane paints are especially durable and offer excellent abrasion resistance—making them ideal for high-traffic areas, moving parts, or surfaces exposed to frequent contact.
