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Paints and protective coatings

Powder coating

Electrostatically sprayed and oven-cured powder giving an even, impact-resistant finish on railings, frames, aluminium façades, switchboards and steel parts.

Category
Paints and protective coatings
Standards
EN 13438 · Qualicoat · AAMA 2604
Brands
Jotun · AkzoNobel (International)
Powder coating
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Overview

Charged powder clings to earthed parts and is then melted and cured in an oven. No solvents are used, so VOC emissions are low; films are even, well bonded and available in many colours and glosses.

Steel needs pre-treatment (degreasing, phosphating or galvanizing) to prevent corrosion under the coating. Architectural aluminium usually follows quality schemes such as Qualicoat or AAMA for outdoor colour retention.

Uses

  • 01Railings, stairs and gates
  • 02Aluminium façade and door frames
  • 03Switchboards and cable ladders
  • 04Light steel parts and furniture

Selection and acceptance checks

  • Check pre-treatment before coating
  • Measure film thickness and cross-cut adhesion
  • Check colour code and powder certification

Reference standards

  • EN 13438
  • Qualicoat
  • AAMA 2604

For reference only. The standards for each project follow its design documents, current Vietnamese codes and the investor’s requirements.

Reference brands

Brands are listed for reference; World Steel selects suppliers according to each project’s specification.

Sectors and solutions

Sectors

Commercial buildings FDI factories High-rise buildings

World Steel services

Design & Build MEP general contracting General contracting

Steel structures are fabricated at the World Steel factory

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