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Breakthrough In Deep Processing Technology Of Prepainted Steel Coils

Breakthrough In Deep Processing Technology Of Prepainted Steel Coils

MOQ: 1 tonelada
Precio: 400-700 USD/Ton
Delivery Period: 7 - 15 días
Forma De Pago: L/C, T/T
Supply Capacity: 20000tones/mes
Información detallada
Lugar de origen
China.
Nombre de la marca
ZHONGQIANG
Certificación
ISO
Número de modelo
0.34*914
Materia prima:
Acero galvanizado
Por encargo:
Producción superficial:
PE, PVDF, SMP, HDP etc
Espesor:
0.12-1.5 mm
ID de bobina:
508 mm/610 mm
Tolerancia:
±1%, 1% a 3%
Pago:
TT LC Paypal
Ancho:
600-1250 mm
Especificación:
Personalizado
Tratamiento térmico:
Brillante
Descripción de producto
In the production process of prepainted steel coils, coating materials are selected based on application requirements such as weather resistance, corrosion resistance, and glossiness. They are mainly categorized into three types: primers, topcoats, and backcoats. Their specific types and characteristics are as follows:

1. Primers: Enhance adhesion between substrate and topcoat, and strengthen anti-corrosion foundation

Primers act directly on pretreated metal substrates (such as cold-rolled steel plates and galvanized steel plates). Their core functions are anti-corrosion and improving interlayer adhesion. Common types include:

  • Epoxy Primer: It has extremely strong adhesion, good compatibility with galvanized steel plates and cold-rolled steel plates, and excellent chemical corrosion resistance. It can effectively block the contact between the substrate and external moisture and salt, making it the mainstream primer in the home appliance and building materials fields.
  • Polyester Primer: It has high compatibility with polyester topcoats and good coating flexibility. Suitable for deep processing scenarios that require subsequent bending and stamping, it balances anti-corrosion and processing performance.

2. Topcoats: Determine product appearance and core weather/durability performance

As the "surface barrier" of prepainted steel coils, topcoats directly affect the appearance (color, glossiness) and service durability, and should be selected according to the application environment. Mainstream types are:

  • General Polyester Topcoat: It has high cost-effectiveness and optional glossiness (high gloss, flat gloss). With moderate weather resistance, it is suitable for non-outdoor scenarios such as indoor home appliances (refrigerator side panels, washing machine casings) and indoor decorative parts.
  • Silicon-Modified Polyester (SMP) Topcoat: Silicon resin is introduced into polyester, significantly improving weather resistance (no easy fading or chalking after 5-8 years of outdoor exposure). It also has good solvent resistance and is often used in outdoor light steel structures (workshop cornices, exterior walls of temporary buildings).
  • Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) Topcoat: It has top-tier weather resistance (15-20 years of outdoor service life), excellent UV resistance, acid rain resistance, and high-low temperature resistance (-40℃~150℃). With strong color stability, it is mostly used in high-end outdoor scenarios, such as large building curtain walls and exterior walls of airport terminals.
  • Acrylic Topcoat: It has high glossiness and bright colors. Its weather resistance is better than that of general polyester but weaker than SMP. It is suitable for lightweight indoor and outdoor applications with high appearance requirements (such as advertising signs and decorative panels).

3. Backcoats: Strengthen protection for the back of coils and avoid damage during processing/storage

Although backcoats are not directly exposed to the outside, they need to protect the back of coils from scratches and corrosion while improving overall structural stability. Common types are:

  • Epoxy Backcoat: It has strong corrosion resistance and good adhesion to substrates, suitable for humid environments (such as cold storage and basement ceilings).
  • Polyester Backcoat: It has good flexibility, no easy cracking during coil winding and transportation, and is compatible with most general scenarios. Its cost is lower than that of epoxy backcoats.


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Breakthrough In Deep Processing Technology Of Prepainted Steel Coils
MOQ: 1 tonelada
Precio: 400-700 USD/Ton
Delivery Period: 7 - 15 días
Forma De Pago: L/C, T/T
Supply Capacity: 20000tones/mes
Información detallada
Lugar de origen
China.
Nombre de la marca
ZHONGQIANG
Certificación
ISO
Número de modelo
0.34*914
Materia prima:
Acero galvanizado
Por encargo:
Producción superficial:
PE, PVDF, SMP, HDP etc
Espesor:
0.12-1.5 mm
ID de bobina:
508 mm/610 mm
Tolerancia:
±1%, 1% a 3%
Pago:
TT LC Paypal
Ancho:
600-1250 mm
Especificación:
Personalizado
Tratamiento térmico:
Brillante
Cantidad de orden mínima:
1 tonelada
Precio:
400-700 USD/Ton
Tiempo de entrega:
7 - 15 días
Condiciones de pago:
L/C, T/T
Capacidad de la fuente:
20000tones/mes
Descripción de producto
In the production process of prepainted steel coils, coating materials are selected based on application requirements such as weather resistance, corrosion resistance, and glossiness. They are mainly categorized into three types: primers, topcoats, and backcoats. Their specific types and characteristics are as follows:

1. Primers: Enhance adhesion between substrate and topcoat, and strengthen anti-corrosion foundation

Primers act directly on pretreated metal substrates (such as cold-rolled steel plates and galvanized steel plates). Their core functions are anti-corrosion and improving interlayer adhesion. Common types include:

  • Epoxy Primer: It has extremely strong adhesion, good compatibility with galvanized steel plates and cold-rolled steel plates, and excellent chemical corrosion resistance. It can effectively block the contact between the substrate and external moisture and salt, making it the mainstream primer in the home appliance and building materials fields.
  • Polyester Primer: It has high compatibility with polyester topcoats and good coating flexibility. Suitable for deep processing scenarios that require subsequent bending and stamping, it balances anti-corrosion and processing performance.

2. Topcoats: Determine product appearance and core weather/durability performance

As the "surface barrier" of prepainted steel coils, topcoats directly affect the appearance (color, glossiness) and service durability, and should be selected according to the application environment. Mainstream types are:

  • General Polyester Topcoat: It has high cost-effectiveness and optional glossiness (high gloss, flat gloss). With moderate weather resistance, it is suitable for non-outdoor scenarios such as indoor home appliances (refrigerator side panels, washing machine casings) and indoor decorative parts.
  • Silicon-Modified Polyester (SMP) Topcoat: Silicon resin is introduced into polyester, significantly improving weather resistance (no easy fading or chalking after 5-8 years of outdoor exposure). It also has good solvent resistance and is often used in outdoor light steel structures (workshop cornices, exterior walls of temporary buildings).
  • Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) Topcoat: It has top-tier weather resistance (15-20 years of outdoor service life), excellent UV resistance, acid rain resistance, and high-low temperature resistance (-40℃~150℃). With strong color stability, it is mostly used in high-end outdoor scenarios, such as large building curtain walls and exterior walls of airport terminals.
  • Acrylic Topcoat: It has high glossiness and bright colors. Its weather resistance is better than that of general polyester but weaker than SMP. It is suitable for lightweight indoor and outdoor applications with high appearance requirements (such as advertising signs and decorative panels).

3. Backcoats: Strengthen protection for the back of coils and avoid damage during processing/storage

Although backcoats are not directly exposed to the outside, they need to protect the back of coils from scratches and corrosion while improving overall structural stability. Common types are:

  • Epoxy Backcoat: It has strong corrosion resistance and good adhesion to substrates, suitable for humid environments (such as cold storage and basement ceilings).
  • Polyester Backcoat: It has good flexibility, no easy cracking during coil winding and transportation, and is compatible with most general scenarios. Its cost is lower than that of epoxy backcoats.