AnodizingA hard oxide layer grown into the metal surface. Bright or matte; silver, bronze, champagne, black, golden and titanium colours.
Industrial profiles, interiors, solar rails

Five finishes, all in our own workshop, so colour and quality stay under one roof.
Anodizing grows a hard oxide layer into the metal; electrophoresis adds a clear or tinted acrylic layer on top; powder coating gives any RAL colour; PVDF (fluorocarbon) coating keeps its colour longest outdoors; and wood grain transfer prints a timber pattern into a powder-coated base. All five are done in-house.

AnodizingA hard oxide layer grown into the metal surface. Bright or matte; silver, bronze, champagne, black, golden and titanium colours.
Industrial profiles, interiors, solar rails
Electrophoresis coatingAnodizing plus a clear or tinted acrylic layer for a smoother, more durable surface. Bright or matte, in the anodizing colours.
Windows, doors and decorative profiles
Powder coatingElectrostatically applied and oven-cured. Any RAL colour in gloss, semi-gloss or matte. Coating approved under AkzoNobel D2000.
Windows, doors, facades, general use
PVDF (fluorocarbon) coatingFluorocarbon coating for curtain walls and coastal or high-UV sites where colour has to last. Gloss, semi-gloss or matte, RAL colours.
Curtain walls, facades, coastal projects
Wood grain transferA wood pattern sublimated into a powder-coated base. Patterns made to your sample.
Windows, doors, interiors
PVDF (fluorocarbon) coating holds colour and gloss longest under UV and coastal exposure, which is why it is specified for curtain walls. Powder coating is the most common choice for windows and doors.
Yes. Powder and PVDF coatings are available in RAL colours in gloss, semi-gloss or matte.
Anodizing keeps the metallic look and is very hard; powder coating offers any colour and a thicker protective layer. Industrial and solar profiles are usually anodised; windows and doors are usually powder coated.
Profile, alloy, finish and quantity. Attach a DWG, DXF, PDF or photo of a sample.