Color coated coil application areas

Pre-painted Steel Coil is a composite material formed by coating an organic coating on the surface of a metal substrate (such as galvanized coil, aluminum plate, etc.). It combines metal strength with beautiful coating and corrosion resistance. The following is a detailed analysis of its core application areas and specific scenarios:
I. Construction field: full scene coverage from structure to decoration
1. Roof and wall system
Industrial plant: such as the roof and exterior wall of a steel structure plant, the weather resistance of the pre-painted coil is used to resist rain and ultraviolet rays. Common colors are silver gray, sea blue and other industrial style tones.
Commercial buildings: Curtain wall decoration of shopping malls and office buildings, by customizing the color and texture of the pre-painted coil (such as imitation stone, wood grain) to enhance the beauty of the building.
Civilian housing: Roof tiles (such as corrugated pre-painted plates) of self-built houses and light steel villas in rural areas, which have both waterproof and decorative functions.
2. Building components and accessories
Ceilings and partitions: Metal ceiling panels in offices and hospitals must have fireproof and easy-to-clean properties (such as polyester coated pre-painted coils).
Windows, doors and rolling shutters: Garage doors and rolling shutters for shops use color-coated rolls, and the surface coating can resist scratching and fading.
Ventilation ducts: The outer layer of ventilation ducts in kitchens and basements uses color-coated rolls to prevent rust and beautify the appearance.
3. Special building scenes
Steel structure bridges: Bridge deck guardrails and box girder outer plates use highly weather-resistant color-coated rolls (such as fluorocarbon coatings) to adapt to humid and salt spray environments.
Warehousing and logistics facilities: The roofs and walls of large warehouses require coatings that are resistant to temperature changes (such as silicon-modified polyester coatings).
2. Home appliances and electronic equipment: Considering both protection and appearance design
1. Home appliance housing
White appliances: The housings of refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioners use color-coated rolls, and the common coatings are polyester (PE) or plastic sol (PVDF), and the surface can be printed with patterns (such as imitation stainless steel textures).
Small appliances: The panels of microwave ovens and ovens use color-coated rolls, which must meet food contact safety standards (such as environmentally friendly coatings).
2. Electronic equipment housing
Computer and communication equipment: server cabinets and router housings use anti-static color-coated coils, and the coating has both electromagnetic shielding and aesthetics.
Kitchen appliances: range hoods and gas stove panels, the coating needs to be resistant to oil stains and easy to clean (such as anti-static fluorocarbon coating).
III. Transportation: Dual needs of lightweight and weather resistance
1. Automobile manufacturing
Body parts: Truck compartment floor and roof air deflector use color-coated coils to replace traditional spray painting process, reduce weight and resist stone impact.
Interior parts: passenger car interior panels and instrument panel frames are stamped with color-coated coils, and the surface can be customized with leather texture or metallic luster.
2. Rail transit
High-speed rail and subway carriages: interior decorative panels and luggage rack brackets use color-coated coils, and the coating is required to be fireproof, low smoke and halogen-free (in line with rail transit safety standards).
Train cargo boxes: freight train containers and open car side panels use weather-resistant color-coated coils (such as zinc aluminum magnesium substrate + fluorocarbon coating).
3. Ships and Aviation
Ship interiors: Cabin partitions and deck guardrails use color-coated coils to resist marine salt spray corrosion (such as zinc-aluminum coated substrate + epoxy coating).
Aerospace auxiliary equipment: The shell of ground support equipment uses lightweight color-coated coils (such as aluminum substrate + polyurethane coating).