1. Multi-Tone Surface Treated Aluminum Profiles

Currently, the monotonous silver-white and bronze colors can no longer satisfy architects who want good coordination with exterior wall tiles and wall paints. New colors such as stainless steel, champagne, gold, titanium, and red series (wine red, maroon, black, purple), combined with colored glass, can enhance the decorative effect. These profiles must undergo chemical or mechanical polishing before anodizing to achieve the best results.

2. Matte Finish Aluminum Profiles

Matte aluminum profiles avoid the drawback of shiny aluminum alloys causing light interference under certain environmental conditions in architectural decoration. Their surface is as delicate and soft as satin, making them very popular in the market. However, existing matte materials need to overcome issues of uneven surface grit and visible mold patterns.

3. Plasma-Enhanced Electrochemical Ceramic Aluminum Profiles

This type of profile represents the most advanced treatment technology in the world today. The product quality is excellent, but the cost is relatively high. It comes in more than 20 color tones, and its main feature is the ability to overlay colors like printed fabric, resulting in a rich and vibrant surface with outstanding decorative effects.

4. Powder Electrostatic Coated Aluminum Profiles

Powder electrostatic coated profiles are characterized by excellent corrosion resistance, and their resistance to acids, alkalis, and salt spray is significantly better than that of anodized colored profiles.

5. Electrophoretic Coated Aluminum Profiles

Electrophoretic coated profiles have a soft surface gloss and can resist erosion from cement, mortar, and acid rain. In Japan, 90% of aluminum profiles undergo electrophoretic coating.