
A heavy-duty hanging-track powder coat line for the parts a cabinet line can't carry — transformer tank bodies, structural weldments, long busway housings and platform steel — finished to the same 2,000-hour salt-spray standard.
Most powder coat lines are built for parts a person can hang. A pad-mount transformer tank, a rolled conservator, a welded skid base or a twenty-foot busway housing is not that part. FabTek's second powder coat line is a heavy-duty monorail: a hanging track and carriers rated for the weight and length of tanks and weldments, running through pre-treatment, powder application and a cure oven sized to bring a heavy mass to temperature and hold it.
That is what lets FabTek powder coat a transformer tank body in-house rather than wet-paint it or send it out — and finish it in the same color lot as the cabinet it ships with. The monorail line also takes the long and heavy structural work that isn't galvanized: indoor platform steel, skid bases, equipment frames and busway housings. Parts arrive from the blast room with a fresh profile and leave with a recorded film thickness.
Pad-mount, power, corrugated and round tank bodies powder coated in ANSI 61, ANSI 70 or Munsell green.
Tank covers, conservators, headers and cable boxes finished to match the tank.
Skid bases, platform and mezzanine steel, equipment frames and stands for indoor and sheltered service.
Busway and enclosed bus housings and long enclosure walls.
Customer tanks, weldments and frames finished to spec.

Tank bodies and long parts profiled in the blast room.

Heavy-duty hanging track carries tanks and long weldments through the booth.

Primer and top coat on parts too big for the conveyor line.

Finished tanks go to accessories, leak test and shipping.

Transformer tanks of every type and their covers and conservators, equipment skids and platforms, data center steel, conveyor frames and bus duct housings. Structural steel for outdoor substation service is galvanized through partners instead — see hot-dip galvanizing.
| Line | Heavy-duty monorail (hanging track) powder coating system |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Carriers and track rated for tank bodies, weldments and long housings; cure oven sized for heavy mass |
| Stages | Blast and pre-treatment, powder application, cure |
| Colors | ANSI 61, ANSI 70, Munsell green, RAL and OEM match |
| Performance | Same 2,000-hour salt-spray certified system as the automated line |
| Masking | Flanges, gasket faces, ground pads, bushing pads and machined surfaces masked per drawing |
| Documentation | Film thickness and cure records per part; ISO 9001:2015 |
| Also specified as | Large part powder coating, oversized powder coating, tank powder coating, structural steel powder coating, heavy powder coating, monorail paint line |
Representative capabilities — exact ranges, ratings, and finishes are confirmed per project. Send drawings for a firm quote.
A transformer OEM buying a tank and a cabinet from two suppliers gets two greens. When FabTek builds both, the tank runs on the monorail line and the cabinet on the automated line from the same powder lot and the same recipe, and the two arrive at the OEM matching. The same applies to a data center package — platform steel, PDU cabinets and busway housings from one finish standard. Our post on conservators, covers and tank accessories covers why matched finish matters on a tank assembly.
Built at four production sites in Hazlehurst, Mississippi.
ISO 9001:2015 quality management, AWS-certified welding, OSHA-compliant facilities.
In-house powder coat backed by an IEEE 2000-hour salt-spray certification.
Reserved-line capacity and the automation to grow with your volume.
The monorail line carries transformer tank bodies, structural weldments and long busway housings; send the drawing and weight and we will confirm it fits the track and oven.
FabTek Industries powder coats tank bodies, covers and conservators on a heavy-duty monorail line at its Hazlehurst, Mississippi plants, in the same color lot as the cabinets it builds.
Indoor and sheltered structural steel, yes. Outdoor substation and transmission steel is hot-dip galvanized through partners; duplex (galvanize plus powder coat) is available where specified.
Yes. Customer parts are blasted, pre-treated and coated on the monorail line to your spec.
Explore related lines: Transformer tanks · Covers & conservators · Equipment skids & platforms · Data center steel
Further reading: Conservators, covers and tank accessories · Galvanizing vs. paint for substation steel · What the IEEE 2,000-hour salt spray test means






Have tanks or heavy parts to finish? Send the drawings and the spec — we'll come back with a plan and a firm price, typically within one business day.