Aluminium
Cold Formed : Vibrant, Durable, Versatile. or Innovative, Resilient
The best part of cold-formed steel windows is their superior corrosion resistance, making them highly durable in all weather conditions. They offer long-lasting performance, low maintenance, and a sleek, modern appearance while providing excellent structural strength.
Advantage: galvanized steel is its exceptional corrosion resistance, providing long-lasting protection against rust, even in harsh outdoor environments.
Transformation process: The transformation of galvanized steel into architectural products involves several steps. First, the steel is coated with zinc through a process called hot-dip galvanization to protect against corrosion. After coating, the steel is cut, shaped, and welded into the desired forms for windows, doors, or structural elements. The zinc layer ensures durability while maintaining a clean, modern look for architectural use.
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Colored Coated
Coating steel, including stainless steel, serves two purposes. Technically, it boosts corrosion resistance, while design-wise, it offers endless customization options to match any architectural style. From classic black and white to unique textures, painted steel combines the sleekness of steel profiles with the material’s exceptional strength and durability.
Advantage: color-coated steel is a combination of durability and aesthetic appeal. It offers strong protection against corrosion while providing a wide range of color options, allowing for customization and enhanced design flexibility in both residential and commercial applications.
Transformation: The transformation process of color-coated steel into architectural products involves several key steps:
- Coating: Steel is first coated with a layer of zinc for corrosion resistance. It is then treated with a color-coated finish, which is applied through methods such as electrostatic spraying or roll coating.
- Cutting and Shaping: The coated steel sheets are cut and shaped into specific components required for architectural designs, such as panels, frames, or profiles.
- Fabrication: The cut pieces are assembled.
