55% Alu 43.5% Zinc Aluzinc Steel AFP Galvalume Steel GL Roof Panels
Stone Coated Tiles Villa Roof ASTM A792M S350GD
Introduction:
Today, Aluzinc steel coils are widely used in numerous applications
across different industries. They are a preferred material for
roofing, siding, and cladding in the construction sector due to
their excellent corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal.
- The automotive industry utilizes Aluzinc steel for parts that
require high durability and resistance to environmental factors.
Additionally, the material is used in the manufacturing of
household appliances, industrial equipment, and even some
electronic devices.
Global Production and Demand:
- The production of Aluzinc steel coils is a global industry, with
major manufacturers located in countries such as China, Japan,
South Korea, the United States, and several European nations. These
manufacturers leverage advanced technologies to produce
high-quality Aluzinc steel that meets international standards.
- The demand for Aluzinc steel coils continues to grow, driven by
the increasing need for durable, long-lasting materials in
construction, infrastructure, and various industrial applications.
The material’s performance in harsh environments, combined with its
cost-effectiveness over the long term, makes it a popular choice.
Surface Treatment | Description | Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|
| Chromated | A layer of chromate coating is applied. | - Excellent corrosion resistance<br>- Enhanced paint adhesion | - Contains hexavalent chromium (environmental concerns)<br>-
Requires additional safety measures |
| Non-Chromated | Uses alternative chemicals to provide corrosion resistance. | - Environmentally friendly<br>- Good corrosion resistance | - May have slightly lower corrosion resistance than chromated |
| Oiled | A thin layer of oil is applied to the surface. | - Temporary corrosion protection<br>- Facilitates further
processing | - Needs to be removed before painting or further coating |
| Dry | No additional surface treatment after the coating process. | - Cost-effective<br>- Ready for immediate use in some
applications | - Limited corrosion protection |
| Anti-Fingerprint | Special coating to prevent fingerprint marks and smudges. | - Maintains aesthetic appearance<br>- Provides additional
corrosion protection | - May increase production cost |
| Phosphated | A phosphate conversion coating is applied to enhance adhesion. | - Excellent paint adhesion<br>- Additional corrosion
resistance | - Additional processing step<br>- Environmental
considerations for disposal |
| Passivated | A passivation layer is applied to enhance corrosion resistance. | - Good initial corrosion resistance<br>- Cost-effective | - May not be as effective as chromated coatings in harsh
environments |
| Painted/Pre-painted | A layer of paint is applied over the Aluzinc coating. | - Aesthetic flexibility<br>- Enhanced corrosion protection | - Higher production cost<br>- Paint may degrade over time |
Category | Details |
|---|
| Thickness Range | 0.14 mm - 2.00 mm |
| Width Range | 600 mm - 1500 mm |
| Coil Weight | Up to 25 tons |
| Coil Inner Diameter | 508 mm / 610 mm |
| Coating Composition | 55% Aluminum, 43.4% Zinc, 1.6% Silicon |
| Coating Weight | AZ50 - AZ200 (50 g/m² - 200 g/m²) |
| Surface Finish | Regular Spangle, Mini Spangle, Zero Spangle |
| Surface Treatment | Chromated, Non-Chromated, Oiled, Dry, Anti-fingerprint |
| Mechanical Properties | |
| - Yield Strength | 300 - 550 MPa |
| - Tensile Strength | 300 - 600 MPa |
| - Elongation | 10% - 30% (depending on grade) |
| Spangle | Regular, Minimised, Zero |
| Coil Length | Custom lengths based on customer requirements |
| Standard Compliance | ASTM A792, JIS G3321, EN 10346 |
| Applications | Roofing, Siding, HVAC, Appliances, Automotive, Agricultural
Equipment, Industrial Components |
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