Waltai aluminum panels refer to architectural decorative materials processed through chromate treatment and fluorocarbon spray coating technology. AkzoNobel fluorocarbon coatings primarily consist of polyvinylidene fluoride resin (KANAR500), which includes primer, topcoat, and varnish. The spraying process generally involves two, three, or four coats. Fluorocarbon coatings offer excellent corrosion resistance and weather resistance, resisting acid rain, salt spray, and various air pollutants. They exhibit exceptional performance under extreme cold and heat, withstand strong UV radiation, maintain color without fading or powdering for extended periods, and have a long service life.

The structure of aluminum panels mainly consists of panels, stiffeners, and corner codes. The maximum size for formed workpieces can reach 8000mm × 1800mm (L × W).

Coatings are sourced from brands such as American PPG, American Valspar, Dutch AkzoNobel, and Korean KCC. The coating process includes two coats with one bake or three coats with two bakes, meeting the AAMA2605-98 standard set by the American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA) and the Architectural Spray Coating Association (ASCA).

Standard thicknesses: 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm, 3.0mm, 3.5mm

Common specifications: 600*600mm, 600*1200mm, custom processing according to drawings.
Surface quality: High flatness of panels, 

Can be processed into various irregular shapes; Spray and roller coating quality is visually excellent.