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SURFACE TREATMENTS

A WORLD OF NO CONSTRAINS

Windows and doors play a vital role in buildings’ aesthetics, thus need to be offered in a wide variety of coloring and texture options to meet any requirement. Aluminum has the lead compared to other materials, as its color and texture pallet are unlimited. Dark or bright, mat, smooth, metallic, or even brushed wood effect, Alumil systems face no constraints.

Windows and doors play a vital role in buildings’ aesthetics, thus need to be offered in a wide variety of coloring and texture options to meet any requirement. Aluminum has the lead compared to other materials, as its color and texture pallet are unlimited. Dark or bright, mat, smooth, metallic, or even brushed wood effect, Alumil systems face no constraints.

IGNITE YOUR VISION

Transforming Possibilities into Reality

Alumil provides various surface treatments that can improve appearance and durability. These treatments include dark or bright finishes, matte or smooth textures, and metallic or brushed wood effects. Additionally, they effectively safeguard aluminum profiles from environmental factors and everyday wear and tear. By offering excellent resistance to corrosion, chipping, peeling, and de-coloration, these treatments enhance the overall value of the final product. It is essential to use high-quality materials and to apply these treatments correctly to ensure the best results.
Sublimation
Powder Coating
Preanodizing
Anodizing
Sublimation

Sublimation

Sublimation is a dying practice to combine the aesthetics of wood or other materials, such as concrete or copper, with aluminum profiles. The production process is the same as one of the powder coatings with one extra step: adding a colored foil on top of the profiles after dying and before curing. 
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Powder Coating

Powder Coating

Powder coating is a process in which a film of decorative powder is laid on the aluminum surface to color it and protect it from external factors.
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Preanodizing

Preanodizing

Development of residential and commercial often take part in places with harsh environmental conditions that have been proven to be determining factors for corrosion development. Even if all quality processes have been strictly followed, aluminum corrosion is likely to develop under the powder coating layer under specific external conditions, such as increased humidity, saline, or/and a highly polluted atmosphere. This phenomenon is known as filiform corrosion and constitutes one of the significant issues of the aluminum powder coating industry.
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Anodizing

Anodizing

Anodizing is an electrochemical process in which aluminum is actively involved, making it difficult to compare with the rest of the available surface treatments. During this process, a thin layer of aluminum oxide is created and fully integrated on the outer surface of the profiles, offering remarkable attributes to aluminum profiles.
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PRODUCTION CERTIFICATES

We Prioritize Showing Respect

We follow both European and international regulations during our production process to guarantee the quality of our products. We pay close attention to every step of the process, showing our customers the utmost respect.

 

 

Surface Treatment Frequently Asked Questions

Surface treatments offer several benefits, such as:

  • Enhanced durability and protection against corrosion, abrasion, or wear.
  • Improved aesthetics and visual appeal.
  • Increased chemical resistance.
  • Enhanced electrical or thermal conductivity.
  • Improved adhesion for bonding or coating applications.
  • Reduced friction or improved lubrication properties.
  • Alteration of surface energy or wettability.
Surface treatments refer to processes or techniques applied to the surface of a material to modify its properties or enhance its performance. These treatments include coatings, finishes, cleaning methods, and other surface modifications.
The maintenance requirements for surface treatments vary depending on the type of treatment and the application. Some surface treatments may require periodic inspections, cleaning with specific methods or products, or other maintenance activities to ensure continued performance and longevity.
Some surface treatments may involve chemicals, coatings, or finishes that can have environmental implications. It's essential to consider the ecological impact and adhere to regulations regarding waste management, emissions, and the use of hazardous substances. At Alumil, our production lines are equipped with a green management system that ensures the elimination of toxic substances such as powders and chemicals. Additionally, we have implemented measures to reduce water consumption, all of which are in line with current environmental legislation.
Surface treatments serve various purposes, such as improving the appearance, protecting against corrosion or wear, enhancing adhesion, reducing friction, providing insulation or conductivity, and altering surface properties to achieve specific functionalities.
Selecting the appropriate surface treatment depends on the desired properties, intended application, environmental conditions, budget, and regulatory requirements. Consulting with our fabricators can help you determine the best solution.

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M50FR

Apr 11, 2023, 12:58 PM
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M50FR is a curtain wall system classified under the EI30 standard. The fire resistance capabilities of M50FR are achieved by using a specialized reinforcement profile in both the mullion and transom chamber, combined with a cooling material, to ensure exceptional fire protection. Intumescent tape plays a crucial role in this system, placed within the sides of the isolator and glazing holder. In the event of high temperatures, the intumescent tape rapidly expands, effectively filling the space within the façade area. 

Features:

  • System depth of 50 mm, offering a modern appearance and flat interior surface thanks to the use of the same mullion and transom profile.
  • Versatile mullion and transom depth options spanning from 105 to 175 mm.
  • Structural integrity thanks to the mullion and transom Moment of Inertia options ranging from 124 to 433 cm4.
  • Expansive glazed areas with a maximum glass width of 1452 mm and a maximum glass height of 3204 mm, allowing for abundant natural light.
  • Compatibility with fireproof glass and aluminium panels.
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