What is electrostatic painting and why choose it?;
Electrostatic painting is a process in which a decorative paint film is placed on the surface of aluminum to change its color and protect it from external factors. This process is carried out in three main steps:
- Chemical treatment, during which all undesirable factors are removed from the aluminum surface, making it ready for painting
- Painting, during which colored powder is sprayed onto the surface of the profiles using special electrostatic guns
- Polymerization, that is, the baking of the powder, so that it stabilizes on the surface of the profile.
Electrostatic painting is the most popular surface treatment for aluminum, as it provides:
- Unlimited aesthetic options: The palette of electrostatic painting is practically unlimited:
- Colors: almost all color and gloss combinations are available
- Texture: powders are available in smooth or textured finishes
- Color Fastness: Powders are categorized into two basic categories, class 1 and class 2, based on their rate of discoloration and loss of gloss from sunlight. Class 2 powders are 3 to 5 times more resistant.
- Scratch resistance: The texture of the paint enhances the profiles' resistance to scratches and daily use. Paints with a textured surface perform better in this area, while smooth options are more vulnerable.
- Ease of Maintenance: A simple rinse with water or the use of a mild detergent will bring the electrostatically painted surface to its original condition.
Learn about the new possibilities that electrostatic painting can offer through the Pre-anodization process.
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