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Color galvanized coil induction refers to the process of applying a colored coating onto galvanized steel coils through an induction heating system. This process combines the corrosion resistance of galvanized steel with aesthetic appeal, making it suitable for applications where both durability and visual appearance are important, such as roofing, wall cladding, and decorative panels.

    Color Coated Coil

    Color galvanized coil induction refers to the process of applying a colored coating onto galvanized steel coils through an induction heating system. This process combines the corrosion resistance of galvanized steel with aesthetic appeal, making it suitable for applications where both durability and visual appearance are important, such as roofing, wall cladding, and decorative panels.

     

    Production Process

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    Step

    Description

    Base Material Prep

    Clean and pre-treat galvanized steel coil.

    Primer Application

    Apply and cure primer for better adhesion.

    Topcoat Application

    Apply colored topcoat (e.g., polyester, PVDF).

    Curing

    Heat to solidify the coating.

    Inspection & Testing

    Check for defects and perform quality tests.

    Cutting & Coiling

    Slit and rewind to required dimensions.

    Packaging

    Wrap and secure for storage and shipping.

    Technical Specifications

    Base Material

    Galvanized steel coil (zinc-coated).

    Coating Type

    Polyester, polyurethane, PVDF, or other paints.

    Coating Thickness

    Typically 15–25 µm (can be customized).

    Induction Heating

    Rapid curing at controlled temperatures (e.g., 200–250°C).

    Color Options

    Wide range of  RAL or custom colors.

    Width

    Standard: 600–1500 mm (custom widths available).

    Thickness

    0.2–1.5 mm (can be customized).

     

    Standard Grades

    Standard

    Grade Example

    Substrate Type

    Yield Strength

    Key Features

    EN (Europe)

    DX51D+Z/AZ

    Hot-dip Galvanized/Galvalume

    ≤270 MPa

    General commercial grade, suitable for general construction and home appliance shells.

    DX52D+Z/AZ

    Hot-dip Galvanized/Galvalume

    ≤270 MPa

    Good stamping performance, ideal for complex-shaped parts.

    DX53D+Z/AZ

    Hot-dip Galvanized/Galvalume

    ≤270 MPa

    Deep drawing grade, suitable for refrigerator panels, TV backplates, etc.

    ASTM (USA)

    A653M CS

    Hot-dip Galvanized

    ≤275 MPa

    General structural use, common in building envelopes.

    A792 CS

    Galvalume

    ≤345 MPa

    High corrosion resistance, suitable for industrial plants and high-humidity environments.

    JIS (Japan)

    SGCC+Z27

    Hot-dip Galvanized

    ≤270 MPa

    Standard surface finish, used in general home appliances and construction.

    SGH340+Z27

    Hot-dip Galvanized

    ≤270 MPa

    High-strength grade, suitable for structural components (tensile strength ≥340 MPa).

     

    Coating Types

    Coating Type

    Characteristics

    Applications

    Polyester (PE)

    Good durability and cost-effectiveness.
    Excellent color retention and gloss.

    Indoor and mild outdoor use (e.g., appliances, furniture).

    High-Durability Polyester (HDP)

    Enhanced UV and weather resistance compared to standard polyester.
    Suitable for harsher environments.

    Roofing, wall cladding, exterior building panels.

    Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF)

    Superior weather resistance, color retention, and chemical resistance.
    Long-lasting performance in extreme conditions.

    Premium architectural projects, coastal areas, industrial environments.

    Silicone Modified Polyester (SMP)

    Better durability than standard polyester but less than PVDF.
    Good resistance to fading and chalking.

    Industrial and commercial buildings.

    Acrylic

    Good color retention and gloss.
    Cost-effective for indoor use.

    Home appliances, decorative panels.

     

    Advantages

    Aesthetic Appeal

    Wide range of colors and finishes for design flexibility.

    Corrosion Resistance

    Zinc layer + organic coating provides excellent protection.

    Durability

    Resistant to UV rays, weathering, and scratches.

    Cost-Effectiveness

    Long lifespan reduces maintenance and replacement costs.

    Eco-Friendly

    Reduces the need for frequent repainting.

     


    Color Selection

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    Product Packing & Delivery

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    FAQ

    Q1:What is the difference between color galvanized coils and pre-painted coils?
    A1:Color galvanized coils are pre-painted galvanized steel coils, where the color coating is applied after galvanization.

     

    Q2:How long does the color coating last?
    A2:With proper maintenance, the color coating can last 10–20 years, depending on the environment and coating type.

     

    Q3:Can I request custom colors?
    A3:Yes, we can match specific color codes (e.g., RAL or Pantone) based on your requirements.

     

    Q4:What is the lead time for color galvanized coils?
    A4:The lead time depends on the order quantity and customization. Typically, it takes 2–4 weeks after order confirmation.

     

    Q5:Do you provide test certificates?
    A5:Yes, we provide test certificates for coating thickness, adhesion, and corrosion resistance.

     

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