PVDF Coated Aluminum Coil

The storefront publishes PVDF coated aluminum sheets/coils as a product, and a PVDF/PE color coated aluminum sheet plate for decoration as another. The red coil in the photograph above is the PVDF listing's own image — a coated coil on the winder. The PVDF listing's own description publishes its figures: aluminium thickness 0.02–3.0 mm, width 10–1800 mm, and a PVDF coating of at least 25 microns in two coats (32 microns in three coats), across a wide alloy set and tempers O and H42–H48. Its attribute block states a narrower band (0.1–2.5 mm, 20–1850 mm); both sets are the listing's own and are tabled below. The minimum order is not stated in that listing and is confirmed per enquiry; the joint PVDF/PE decoration listing, by contrast, publishes a minimum order of 3 tons per size.

PVDF — what is documented

Listings	PVDF coated aluminum sheets/coils; PVDF/PE color coated sheet plate for decoration
Forms	Sheet and coil
Documented use	Decoration (sheet plate listing)
Alloys (PVDF listing description)	1100 / 1050 / 3003 / 3004 / 3005 / 3105 / 5005 / 5182 / 5052 / 5754 / 5454 / 8011
Tempers (PVDF listing description)	O, H42, H44, H46, H48
Aluminium thickness	0.02–3.0 mm (description); 0.1–2.5 mm (attribute block)
Width	10–1800 mm (description); 20–1850 mm (attribute block)
PVDF coating thickness	≥25 µm (two coats); 32 µm (three coats)
Colour types	Solid, metallic, marble, wood grain, anti-static, anti-scratch
Minimum order	Not stated in the PVDF coated sheets/coils listing — confirmed per enquiry; the joint PVDF/PE listing states 3 tons per size

What can be said from the wider coated programme: PVDF sits at the durable end of the coating systems this supplier lists, alongside PE prepainted coil and the coated sheet families, and coated orders in this catalogue are specified by system, color, show face and reverse treatment. If your specification already names PVDF — most architectural specifications do — send it as written, with the color and the panel or coil format; the quotation confirms the base alloy, dimensions and minimum for the PVDF construction you asked for.

Buyers comparing coating systems should also read the color coated coil page, which carries the coated range's fullest published data (the 1060/1100 strip example), and the prepainted sheet page for the sheet families' figures. Those figures belong to their listings; they are context for a PVDF enquiry, not PVDF specifications.

How a PVDF enquiry gets priced

A PVDF enquiry is priced from the construction you specify, against the listing's published ranges (aluminium 0.02–3.0 mm, width 10–1800 mm in its description), and four items decide it. First, the base metal: the PVDF listing's own alloy set runs across the 1000/3000/5000/8000 series (1100, 1050, 3003, 3004, 3005, 3105, 5005, 5182, 5052, 5754, 5454, 8011), and the quotation confirms the alloy for your construction. Second, the format: coil for a roll-former or sheet for a panel fabricator, since the listing covers both. Third, the coating build: PVDF on the show face (at least 25 microns in two coats, 32 microns in three), and what the reverse carries — the PVDF/PE joint listing shows the two systems are combined in this range, so a PVDF face with a PE or primer reverse is a construction the catalogue's own listings anticipate. Fourth, the color — the listing names the colour types (solid, metallic, marble, wood grain, anti-static, anti-scratch) but publishes no colour chart. Send those four and the response is a priced construction, not a brochure answer. For context figures while you wait, the color coated coil page carries the coated range's documented strip example, and those figures are the color coated listing's own.

Decorative sheet plate — the joint PVDF/PE listing's documented use — is the typical PVDF order in this range: façade and interior decoration panels where the coating system is named in the building specification. If your specification names a coating standard or a gloss level, quote it verbatim in the enquiry; PVDF orders are confirmed against the written specification, not against a generic description of the finish.