What is Painted Aluminum?
Painted aluminum is aluminum coil whose surface has been colored (coated) in the factory using special methods.

• Usually coated on both sides with oven-baked paint using the coil coating method.
• A ready-to-use, aesthetic, and durable material.

Features:

• Corrosion-resistant and long-lasting against external effects.
• Wide range of color options (according to RAL codes).
• Lightweight, formable, and environmentally friendly.
• Can also be coated with PVC film if needed (for extra protection or pattern).

Applications:

• Facade cladding and roofing systems
• Advertising boards and signage systems
• Furniture and interior decoration
• Composite panel production
• Home appliances and lighting industry

Painting Methods:

1. Electrostatic Powder Coating:
   Powder paint adheres to the aluminum surface electrostatically and is baked in an oven to become permanent. Durable and provides an aesthetic appearance.
2. Liquid (Wet) Paint:
   Applied with spray or brush. Suitable for thin surfaces. Drying occurs via air or oven.
3. Painting over Anodized Surface:
   Paint penetrates the porous structure of anodized aluminum. Both decorative and protective.
4. PVDF Paint (Fluoropolymer):
   Mainly used for exterior applications. Highly resistant to UV rays and weather conditions.