Zoofactory finds market niche.

A new method of reducing temperatures on drool tubes asssociated with injection mold tooling has been determined by using thermal management coatings from Zoofactory Coatings. Contact Zoofactory @ #269-352-4503 for more information.

Filed under: Uncategorized , drool tube temperature, injection molding, thermal management

Looking for more information?

If you are looking for more information on how ceramic coatings can benefit your application, feel free to browse our blogs and our website at www.kalamazoocoatings.com .  Or simply email zoofactory@yahoo.com or call # 269-352-4503.    Because of our commitment to Zoofactory, you might find us working at very odd times during the day and night.  Don’t hesitate to call or email.  We’ll get back with you in the shortest possible order.

Check out www.ceramiccoatings.wordpress.com for information related to automotive and industrial applications.

Filed under: Zoofactory 4WD, Zoofactory Muscle Cars, Zoofactory Racing, Zoofactory Trucks

Zoofactory commences on Department of Defense Contract

Zoofactory Coating Systems, LLC has passed First Article Test Inspection with Rock Island Arsenal and is commencing the application of ceramic coatings on helical coil springs for the M109A6 Paladin Howitzer. The Self-Propelled artillery piece boast a 155 mm howitzer and will be in production for active service for at least another 20 years.  As of August 1st, 2009, Zoofactory is in full production of the contract previously awarded this year.

M109A6 Paladin Howitzer 155mm Recoil Springs

   

Filed under: Uncategorized , ceramic coatings, Corrosion Coatings, grand rapids ceramic coatings, Helical Coil Spring Coatings, kalamazoo coatings, M109A6 Paladin

Please visit www.kalamazoocoatings.com

For contact information or technical support regarding ceramic coating applications, please visit www.kalamazoocoatings.com  .   Or simply call 269-352-4503.  We look forward to hearing from you!

Filed under: Uncategorized

Zoofactory Coatings Sponsors Rebuild of Expedition Series Jeep Wrangler

Zoofactory Coatings is providing complete coatings application sponsorship and financial support for the rebuild of an Expedition Series Jeep Wrangler.  The Jeep (white – pictured below) has successfully traversed Mexico’s continental divide on four separate occasions, and in 2002 was driven to Honduras via the Jungle Route through Guatemala.  The vehicle’s owner says it’s time for a serious repair and upgrade to protect the structural integrity of the frame and ultimately the vehicle’s longevity. 

Zoofactory Wranglers cross Mexico in 2005

The Jeep Wrangler crossed Mexico again in 2005, this time with another 94′ Wrangler owned by Chris Daigle of Lafayette, LA.  They covered large sections of the country and, pictured here, crossed just about anything in their path.  The black Wrangler has been completely rebuilt for use in Southern Louisiana.  (Check our section – Zoofactory 4WD).   The white Jeep is poised for reconstruction and conditioning to prepare for yet another, longer trip into Central America as a launching point into  South America.

Please visit http://www.jeepyj.wordpress.com for more information  on the reconstruction of the vehicle.  15 years of Michigan winters and crossing the continent have left the frame and suspension in need of repair.  Additionally, the team will be adding necessary upgrades for the expected +20,000 mile trip   The new blog currently has little content, but information will be added very soon.

Zoofactory, located in Kalamazoo, Michigan has agreed to use its thermal management ceramic coatings, corrosion coatings, and abrasion coatings on every component available.  The vehicle currently dismantled and is undergoing a variety of repairs and upgrades.  Please visit to see the progress, make comments or suggestions.

Filed under: Zoofactory 4WD

Larry Mielke chooses Zoofactory High Temperature Ceramic Coating

 

Zoofactory Coating Systems in Kalamazoo, Michigan completed the ceramic coating application on Larry Mielke’s 5.0 Motor for his 67′ Coupe.  Larry opted for the 2000F high temperature black ceramic.  This will increase his horsepower, torque, and actually improve fuel economy.  How does it work?  By using this type of thermal barrier on the exhaust, we’re able to increase the velocity at which exhaust gases flow, thereby reducing backpressure on the engine.  This gives us a lot more bang for the buck.  For additional information, contact us; zoofactory@yahoo.com or call #269-352-4503 and ask for Chris Bridges – GM, Zoofactory Coatings.

Zoofactory ceramic coated high temperature black 2000F

Zoofactory Coatings proves to be a good match for Mielke’s engine.

Nice Motor

Larry Mielke’s 67 Coupe.

Thanks to Larry provided us with pictures of the engine and of his ”67 coupe.

The engine is a 5.0 HO bored .030 over.  It has a Crane Roller Cam with a 110* lift and 220* duration.

I have an AOD with a shift kit and a 2500 rpm stall converter a 4:11 equal-lok rear end.  The whole suspension came off a 70′ Mach 1.

Larry is as involved with silver bullion as he is concerned with the devaluation of the U.S. Dollar.  If you’re at all interested in acquiring silver bullion, Larry has an excellent program put together.  You can contact him through the following sites, or just email lrrymielke@yahoo.com  and get in touch with him.

You can go to www.igcnow.com and view information about the program. Their outfit also has a bling site at www.buysilverandgoldcoins.com but don’t sign up there, it’s an affiliates site. 

We’re looking forward to both projects coming together!

Filed under: Zoofactory Muscle Cars , ceramic coating, ceramic coatings, exhaust coatings, Ford Mustang coatings, grand rapids ceramic coatings, grand rapids powder coatings, high temp coatings, high temperature ceramic coatings, holland ceramic coatings, hpc, jenison ceramic coatings, jet-hot, kalamazoo coatings, kalamazoo powder coatings, larry Mielke, michigan ceramic coatings, mustang 5.0, racing coatings, silver coins, sivler bullion, street rod coatings, thermal barriers, west michigan ceramic coatings, Zoofactory

Rick Ensig has exhaust system ceramic coated.

Complete ceramic coated exhaust system for Rick Ensig

Recent Project by West Michigan Ceramic Coatings provider Zoofactory Coatings (#269-352-4503) has Rick Ensig ready to hit the track at Berlin Raceway in Marne, Michigan for the 2009 season. Here are some photos of the completed work thus far.  Please view all the pictures provided.

Ceramic Coated Muffler by Zoofactory

ceramic coated headers and collectors

Additional photo

Additional Photo

Additional Photo

Filed under: Zoofactory Racing , Berlin Raceway, ceramic coatings, circle track exhaust, grand rapids ceramic coatings, kalamazoo ceramic coatings, Marne Michigan, west michigan ceramic coatings, zoofactory coatings

Zoofactory provides upgrade for Ragin Cajun Jeep with a 5.0

Zoofactory Coatings helped Chris Daigle out of Lafeyette, LA with his Ford 302 5.0L upgrade for in 1994 Jeep Wrangler.  That’s gonna be a whole lot of engine for him to handle, but should prove valuable in the swamps of southern Louisiana. 

Ford 302 before Zofactory

Ford 302 after Zofactory

Filed under: Zoofactory 4WD , ceramic coated jeep headers, ceramic coatings lafayate, Ceramic coatings Louisiana, Ford 302 ceramic coated, Jeep headers, photo of Jeep Ceramic Coatings

Zoofactory now offers Powder Coating services in Kalamazoo and West Michigan…

Zoofactory Coatings is proud to announce that we now offer powder coating services in addition to our premier ceramic metallic coatings and liquid insulation services.  Contact us at 269-352-4503 for more information, color avaialability, and pricing information.  Or simply visit us on the web at www.zoofactorycoatings.com

Filed under: Uncategorized , grand rapids powder coatings, kalamazoo powder coating, michigan powder coating, michigan powder coating shops, niles powder coating, powder coating applicators, south bend powder coating

Zoofactory helps provide E Book for ceramic coating application services

Click here to download! pmgr-e-book

Anyone Interested?  Zoofactory has helped put together a fantastic manual with Ceramic Coating Applicator Pro Guides to help professional shops, paint and powder coating applicators, and individual hobbyists learn more about the ceramic coating application process and techniques.  A free downloadable E Book is available at http://turbocoatings.wordpress.com .  This is a scaled down version of Book I: Applications & Processes Module now available.  The full Module comes with two free supplemental guides.

Filed under: Uncategorized , ceramic coating E Book, ceramic coating guide, ceramic coating information, ceramic coating instructions, ceramic coating supplies, ceramic coatings guide, how to apply ceramic coatings, zoofactory coatings