| Standard: | ASTM, JIS, GB |
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| Certification: | ISO |
| Surface Treatment: | Powder Coated |
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Why stainless steel as a basic material?
Because of our longtime experience with different materials we have come to produce all our color-coated objects only from high-quality stainless steel as a basic material. This is no low priced variant but it guarantees a long product life and many advantages that - in our opinion - multiply justify a higher price.
Layer Thickness of Color Coatings
The quality of the color coating system in combination with the layer thickness mainly determines the quality of the color coating and thus the durability and the resistance against corrosion.
The coating system we use consists of layers with primer respectively cover layer with color pigments with a thickness of about 35 to 40 µm. That procedure results in a layer thickness of 70 to 80 µm for our simplest forms of coating systems.
With the growing thickness the corrosion resistance increases. The same is true for the life span of the metal garden objects. If a layer thickness of more than 120 µm or more than 160 µm is needed, we can realize that, too, as an extra requirement.
If stainless steel is the basic material the layer thickness is irrelevant in relation to the corrosion resistance as it is already "rustfree". On stainless steel an adhesive primer is applied and then the cover layer with the color pigments. That is why it is then also possible to have a layer thickness under 50 um
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