Anodized Powder Coating About
Anodizing produces a thinner but incredibly hard surface thats highly resistant to corrosion and abrasion. While the anodized layer is more brittle than powder coating, it offers excellent protection against environmental factors and maintains its appearance longer.
Advantage:
The anodized portfolio includes numerous shades for smooth finishes in matte and flat matte aesthetic. The application is not limited to aluminum. Steel and galvanized steel can also be coated in a refined anodized lookcost-effectively and in just one coat.
Anodized colors on steel, galvanized steel and aluminum
Wide variety of effects
Super durable
Outstanding cost-efficiency
Application in 1-coat system
Good color homogeneity on profiles and sheets
Uniform hue on all substrates
High batch consistency
Recyclable
It is suitable for anodic oxidation effect for product appearance, as well as environmental protection requirements such as Rohs and Reach.
Superior Weather and Corrosion ResistanceFormulated for long-lasting protection, this powder coating resists UV exposure and endures 500+ hours in salt spray tests (ASTM B117), making it an excellent choice for outdoor and architectural applications requiring robust corrosion resistance.
Distinctive Textured Hammer FinishAchieve a stylish, durable hammered or textured effect, customizable to the appearance you need. Choose from a wide spectrum of RAL and Pantone colors, with gloss levels adjustable between 35-60% to meet your specific project requirements.
Safe, Compliant, and Environmentally ResponsibleThis product is free from lead, chromium, and other heavy metals, supporting environmental safety. Manufactured and supplied under strict ISO 9001:2015 protocols, it also meets Qualicoat industry standards for quality in architectural coatings.
FAQ's of Anodized Powder Coating:
Q: How should the surface be prepared before applying anodized powder coating?
A: Prior to application, metal surfaces should be blasted and thoroughly cleaned to ensure they are free from oil, grease, and contaminants. This preparation is crucial for achieving excellent film adhesion and performance.
Q: What is the recommended curing schedule for this powder coating?
A: The coated object should be cured at 200C for 10-15 minutes at object temperature. Following this schedule ensures optimal coating properties, including strong adhesion and impact resistance.
Q: Where is this hammer series anodized powder coating most commonly used?
A: It is ideal for coating metal and aluminum profiles in architectural applications, such as window frames, facades, and outdoor structures where durability and aesthetic finish are important.
Q: What are the benefits of using this powder coating over conventional liquid coatings?
A: This powder coating provides superior weather and corrosion resistance, excellent adhesion, and impactful textured finishes. It's also environmentally safer, free from harmful heavy metals, and has a longer shelf life in sealed conditions.
Q: Can this powder coating be applied for multi-coat applications or recoated if needed?
A: Yes, it is re-coatable and suitable for multi-coat applications, making it versatile for projects requiring additional layers or color changes.
Q: What is the expected coverage and how is it applied?
A: Typically, it covers 8-10 m2 per kilogram at a 70-micron dry film thickness and is applied electrostatically using tribo or corona spray guns.
Q: How long can the powder be stored, and what are the storage requirements?
A: The powder has a 12-month shelf life when stored sealed in a cool, dry place below 25C, away from direct sunlight, to maintain quality and performance.