Base Material Preparation
Aluminum profiles/sheets are cleaned, degreased, and pre-treated (e.g., sandblasting or chemical etching) to ensure good adhesion.
Primer Coating
A primer is applied to enhance corrosion resistance and improve paint adhesion.
Wood Grain Transfer Methods
There are three primary techniques to create the wood grain effect:
The aluminum is anodized to form a porous oxide layer.
A wood-grain pattern is etched or dyed into the surface.
Sealed for extra protection.
A wood-grain pattern is printed directly onto the aluminum using specialized rollers.
UV or thermal curing ensures adhesion.
A clear protective layer is added for scratch and UV resistance.
A printed wood-grain pattern (on transfer paper) is applied to the aluminum surface.
Heat and pressure transfer the ink onto the aluminum.
A protective topcoat (e.g., PVDF or acrylic) is applied for durability.
Protective Coating
A clear topcoat (e.g., PVDF, polyester, or polyurethane) is applied to enhance weather resistance, UV protection, and scratch resistance.
Curing & Finishing
The coated aluminum is baked (for powder coating) or UV-cured to harden the finish.
Final inspection ensures quality and consistency.
Aluminum wooden grain is an aluminum product treated with a special coating or printing process to mimic the appearance of real wood. It combines the durability of aluminum with the aesthetic appeal of wood grain.
Durability: Resistant to moisture, corrosion, termites, and UV rays.
Low maintenance: Doesn’t require painting, sealing, or frequent repairs.
Lightweight: Easier to transport and install than solid wood.
Fire-resistant: Aluminum is non-combustible (unlike wood).
It’s generally more cost-effective long-term than real wood due to lower maintenance costs. Prices vary based on:
Thickness (e.g., 1mm–4mm)
Coating type (PVDF, PET, etc.)
Customization (colors, patterns)
Yes! Options include:
Different wood colors (oak, walnut, teak, etc.)
Glossy/matte finishes
Textured surfaces for a realistic feel
Use mild soapy water and a soft cloth.
Avoid abrasive cleaners or steel wool.
Rinse with clean water to prevent residue.
High-quality PVDF-coated aluminum retains color for 15–20 years with minimal fading, even in harsh weather.
Yes! It’s ideal for outdoor applications due to its weather resistance.
Aluminum is recyclable, reducing waste.
No trees are cut down for production.
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