Fluorocarbon color steel plates offer strong resistance to acids and alkalis, making them suitable for the construction of chemical factory buildings.

Fluorocarbon Coated Color Steel Sheet

PVDF fluorocarbon coated color coated steel sheets are a gem among existing color coated steel sheets, widely recognized for their excellent protective organic coatings. They ensure that metal building panels remain undamaged for decades while maintaining their beautiful color. Since entering the market in 1965, fluorocarbon coatings have withstood over 40 years of sun, wind, and rain on buildings worldwide, remaining pristine and unscathed. PVDF is a polyvinylidene fluoride. The electronegative property of fluorine atoms forms extremely stable fluorocarbon bonds, combined with the molecule's unique symmetry, which gives PVDF extraordinary stability, unique UV resistance, and excellent insulating and mechanical properties. Thanks to over three decades of production technology experience with fluorocarbon color coated steel sheets, the coatings use zl formula Kynar500 or Kynar5000 inorganic ceramic pigments. Every new material must undergo a ten-year Florida sun exposure test before it can be commercially used, ensuring reliable product quality. The color coated steel panels for the FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant in the United States are made with hot-dipped galvanized substrates and contain a fluorocarbon coating with 70% resin, having been built in 1971 and still showing no signs of wear on the surface or substrate, and the color remains as vibrant as ever. The fluorocarbon coated steel sheets from major domestic steel mills like Baosteel and Yehui China offer a 20-year coating quality guarantee, ensuring that the panels do not peel, fade, crack, or flake within 20 years.