Colour fired in
Enamel is an inorganic glaze fired onto the aluminium. It is hard, resistant to scratching and chemicals, holds colour better than fluorocarbon and does not fade.
It is used for metro stations, hospitals and coastal buildings, both inside and out. Matt, semi-matt and gloss finishes are available, and local patterns can be printed before firing.
Standard specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Process | High-temperature fired enamel |
| Thickness | 1.5–3.0 mm |
| Sheen | Matt / semi-matt / gloss |
| Resistance | Acid, salt spray, abrasion |
| Colour | High-saturation range, matched to sample |
| Fire rating | Class A |
Factory and site
Photos of the same systems in our factory and on site, showing how they are actually made and used.
Key details
The details that decide whether it installs well and still sits flat in three years.
- 01
Hard
Far harder than organic coatings — survives public spaces.
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Chemical resistance
Stable against acid rain, cleaning agents and salt spray.
- 03
Saturated colour
Deeper than PVDF at the same code — good for brand colours.
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Cleanable
Dense surface; even graffiti can be washed off.
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