Specialty Powder
NSF-Approved
Powder Coatings
IFS NSF powders have been tested by NSF, passed their strict testing and performance specifications, and fully comply with their requirements. IFS NSF powders are independently tested and certified by NSF International to NSF 51 and NSF 61 standards.
Standards
NSF 51 · NSF 61
Chemistries
Epoxy · Hybrid
Use
Food & Water Contact
Colors
Multiple colors & formulations
Technology Overview
Performance You
Can Certify
Food and water infrastructure demands more than performance. It demands proof. IFS NSF powders are formulated to meet the public health and sanitation requirements of NSF International, and are independently tested and listed on the NSF product database.
Available in epoxy and hybrid chemistries, with formulations that meet NSF 51 and eight specific color formulas approved for potable water contact under NSF 61, each with its own product code and corresponding technical data sheet.
Speak with a technical specialistCertified by NSF, Not Self-Declared
IFS NSF powders are independently tested by NSF International. They pass NSF's strict performance specifications and fully comply with their requirements. For specifiers in food service and water infrastructure, that distinction matters: third-party certification, not manufacturer claims.
Food Equipment Compliance (NSF 51)
NSF/ANSI 51 establishes minimum public health and sanitation requirements for materials used in commercial food equipment. IFS NSF 51 approved powders are formulated so the cured film will not adulterate food or make equipment difficult to clean and sanitize, a baseline requirement for any food-contact coating.
Potable Water Compliance (NSF 61)
NSF/ANSI 61 covers materials and coatings used in equipment that contacts potable water or supports its production. IFS NSF 61 approved powders are certified for use in fittings, pumps, tanks, and valve applications, with eight specific approved formulas available in epoxy and hybrid chemistries.
Applicable Standards
IFS NSF powders are independently tested and listed against the two NSF standards that govern food and water contact surfaces.
- NSF 51
Food Equipment Materials
Establishes minimum public health and sanitation requirements for materials used in the construction of commercial food equipment. Coatings must not adulterate food or render food equipment difficult to clean and sanitize. Required for food-contact surfaces in commercial kitchens, food processing, and beverage manufacturing.
- NSF 61
Drinking Water System Components
Applies to materials and coatings used in equipment that contacts potable water or supports its production. IFS NSF 61 certified products are approved for fittings, pumps, tanks, and valve applications, with eight color formulas tested and listed on the NSF product database.
NSF 61 Approved
Approved Color Formulas
Eight specific color formulas are tested and approved under NSF 61 for fittings, pumps, tanks, and valve applications. Each has a product code and available TDS.
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Black
ERSS11685
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Blue
ERSS22597
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Brown
ERSS47676
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Gray
ERSS75636
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Green
ERSS33254
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Red
ERSS62900
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White
ERSS83401
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Yellow
ERSS51039
Typical Applications
Wherever coating safety is a regulatory requirement, such as food production, commercial kitchens, and potable water infrastructure.
- Commercial Kitchens
- Food Processing Equipment
- Water Treatment Systems
- Pumps & Fittings
- Storage Tanks
- Potable Water Valves
- Beverage Manufacturing
- Institutional Food Service
- Municipal Infrastructure
Choose NSF-certified powder with IFS.
Product selection, TDS downloads, and certification documentation in one conversation with an IFS technical specialist.