Organic Coated Steel Sheet

In addition several finishes can be achieved.

Organic coated steel sheet.

A thin organic coated steel sheet hi super dn has been recently developed for automotive body panel applications. The key to these benefits is the organic coil coating process which thyssenkrupp steel has decisively influenced in europe. From matt to high gloss and even metallic finishes for interior applications. For certain applications a temporary protective film may be added if required.

Organic coated steels are synonymous with a wide range of colours associated with an endless possibility of surface patterns such as smooth grained embossed textured or orange peel effect. Organic coated sheet pladur is another composite comprising a metallic substrate with a colored organic coating. Free of hexavalent chromium and heavy metals. The coating materials consist of specially developed substances that combine high corrosion resistance with an attractive appearance and outstanding formability.

Thyssenkrupp steel europe ag kaiser wilhelm straße 100 47166 duisburg postal address. Organic coil coated flat steel made by thyssenkrupp steel has been offering a variety of advantages for 60 years now. A composite organic coated steel sheet suitable for use in automobile bodies comprises a steel sheet plated with zinc or a zinc alloy and having on the plated surface on one or both sides of the. Excellent colour and uv stability.

Organic coated steel is generally composed of a steel sub strate cold rolled or with a zinc based metallic coating with a surface treatment layer a paint primer coating and a top coat. It is an optimum exterior pre painted steel product most commonly available in metallic silver offering outstanding corrosion resistance and colour stability. Coil coating is the most advanced techniques used in the continuous application of an organic coating on to a flat metal substrate in the coil form coil coating process. Cost effectiveness functionality ease of processing sustainability and a wide range of surfaces.