PPGL Steel Coil: Applications and Production Process
Pre-Painted Galvalume Steel (PPGL) coil is widely used in various industries, including civil and industrial engineering, industrial power, and interior decoration. It is commonly used for roofing plates, partitions, ceiling partitions, rolling doors, housing covers, and electrical equipment covers.
The production process of PPGL involves input sheets that go through flushing and pickling phases before being coated with additives to enhance adhesives. The sheets are then covered with a primer before being painted and dried. The coil has a capacity of 180,000 tons per year and comes in a variety of sizes, including thicknesses ranging from 0.23mm to 1.2mm and widths from 914mm to 1250mm or slitting. The Al-Zinc coating ranges from 40g/m2 to 220g/m2, and the coil weight ranges from 2 to 12 tons.
PPGL conforms to international standards such as IS G3322:2010 (Japan), BS EN 10169:2009 (Europe), AS 1397:2011 (Australia), and ASTM A792/A792M-10 (USA). The coil ID measures 508/610mm, and the color can be customized to meet the customer's needs.
One of the merits of PPGL steel coil is its superior flatness and good thickness tolerance control. The production process is carried out with Siemens automation technology, and there are two pre-painting lines available. The base material for PPGL steel coil is Al-Zinc steel coils.
PPGL steel coil has various applications in the construction and building industry, such as roofing, ventilating ducts, handrails, and partition panels. It is also used in electric appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, and DVDs. In the transportation industry, it is used for oil tanks and road signs.
In conclusion, PPGL steel coil is a versatile material that has numerous applications across various industries. If you're looking for a reliable and high-quality PPGL steel coil, contact us today to learn more about our products and how we can meet your needs.
