Polychem Powder Coatings Moves into New Manufacturing Facility
Polychem Powder Coatings has moved into a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Gainesville, Texas. The purpose-built facility features more space, updated equipment and more efficient production processes designed to deliver high-quality powder coatings quickly and efficiently.
Polychem Manager Lauren Bayer said, “We are excited to benefit from this significant investment and our team of dedicated Polychem employees are already producing Polychem colors and effects products at the new facility. The expansion into this new state-of-the-art facility is a perfect complement to the extensive powder coating experience that the dedicated team at Polychem has.”
As a division of IFS Coatings, Polychem Powder Coatings manufactures special effect powder coatings with a portfolio of over 25 special effect lines and the ability to produce some custom colors in volume. All Polychem powders will be produced at the new facility.
2026-08-21
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