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This 0.032 inch × 15 inch dual-color coated aluminum coil is designed for North American gutter, roof trim and exterior building fabrication. The front surface is finished in RAL 9005 Jet Black, while the reverse side is finished in RAL 8028 Terra Brown, providing two controlled colors on one aluminum coil.
The 15 inch width and 0.032 inch gauge, approximately 381mm wide × 0.81mm thick, are suitable for many 6-inch seamless gutter fabrication applications and related fascia, soffit, flashing and exterior trim components.
PE polyester or PVDF coating systems are available according to outdoor exposure, color-retention requirements and project specification. Optional aluminum grades include 1050, 1060 and 3003, with the final alloy and temper selected according to gutter-machine forming, bending and finished component requirements.
For projects requiring consistent architectural appearance, buyers should specify the approved color reference, gloss level, coating thickness and acceptable color tolerance before production. A physical production sample is recommended for appearance-critical orders.
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Item | Detailed Parameter |
|---|---|
Product Name | Dual-Color Coated Aluminum Gutter / Trim Coil |
Nominal Thickness | 0.032 inch, approximately 0.81mm |
Nominal Width | 15 inch, approximately 381mm |
Front Color | RAL 9005 Jet Black |
Back Color | RAL 8028 Terra Brown |
Front Surface | Smooth coated finish; gloss level to be confirmed with order |
Optional Coating | PE Polyester / PVDF Fluoropolymer |
Optional Base Alloy | 1050 / 1060 / 3003, subject to required forming performance and order confirmation |
Front Coating Thickness | 20-25μm according to current product specification |
Back Coating Thickness | 8-12μm according to current product specification |
Coil Inner Diameter | 406mm / 505mm according to current specification; confirm compatibility with the customer's uncoiler or gutter machine |
Supply Mode | Bulk coil supply with customized coil weight, roll length and packaging subject to order requirements |
Primary Market | United States and Canada |
Typical Applications | 6-inch seamless gutters, roof trim, fascia, soffit, gutter flashing, drip edge and exterior edge trim |
Applicable Requirements | ASTM, AAMA, customer specifications or other agreed requirements should be identified before production where applicable |
For gutter-machine orders, provide the required alloy, temper, exact gauge tolerance, width tolerance, coil ID, maximum coil OD, coil weight, paint system, color reference and forming-machine information for confirmation.
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RAL 9005 Jet Black provides a deep black exterior appearance for gutters, fascia, roof trim and other visible building components. The required gloss level should be specified separately because RAL defines the color reference rather than the coating gloss.
The reverse side is specified as RAL 8028 Terra Brown. This dark brown backing provides a contrasting reverse finish for fabrication and installation requirements where both sides of the coil may remain partially visible.
Digital screens should not be used as the final color acceptance reference. For large architectural or distributor orders, approve a physical coated sample and agree the acceptable color difference and gloss range before mass production.
Fifteen-inch aluminum coil is commonly used with suitable seamless gutter machines for forming 6-inch gutter profiles. The exact blank width requirement depends on the gutter-machine design and finished K-style or other profile.
The nominal 0.032 inch gauge is approximately 0.81mm and is commonly specified for heavier-duty 6-inch aluminum gutter fabrication. Final suitability depends on gutter profile, span, bracket spacing, climate and local project requirements.
Pre-finished coil can be fed directly into compatible seamless gutter or roll-forming equipment, reducing the need for post-form painting and supporting continuous production of long gutter sections.
A controlled factory coating helps maintain more consistent color and surface appearance across gutter runs, fascia and other matching exterior components when material from the same approved production specification is used.
Selection Factor | PE Polyester | PVDF |
|---|---|---|
Typical Selection | Cost-effective exterior coating where the selected polyester specification meets project requirements | Higher-performance architectural coating for demanding exterior exposure |
UV Exposure | Performance depends on resin formulation, film thickness, pigment and climate | Generally preferred where long-term color and gloss retention under strong outdoor exposure are priorities |
Exterior Applications | Gutters, trim and construction products where the specified PE system is approved | Roofing accessories, facade trim and higher-exposure architectural applications |
Forming Requirement | Coating flexibility should be matched to gutter forming and bending requirements | Coating formulation and T-bend performance should be confirmed for severe forming |
Final Selection | Confirm coating data, outdoor exposure and required warranty or test criteria | Confirm coating data, outdoor exposure and required architectural performance |
The front and back surfaces use different specified colors, allowing fabricators to produce gutter and trim components with a controlled exterior face and coordinated reverse appearance from a single coil.
A suitable exterior coating can protect the aluminum surface against normal weather exposure and help retain the required architectural appearance. Actual durability depends on coating chemistry, dry-film thickness, pretreatment, color, UV exposure, environment and installation conditions.
Aluminum naturally forms a protective oxide layer and does not rust in the same manner as carbon steel. Exterior durability still depends on coating integrity, cut edges, adjoining metals, fasteners, drainage conditions and site environment.
Suitable alloy and temper combinations can be roll-formed, bent and fabricated into gutters, fascia and flashing without unacceptable substrate or coating damage. The required forming performance should be confirmed using the selected material specification.
Aluminum provides a lightweight material for continuous gutter and trim fabrication, supporting easier material handling and installation compared with heavier sheet-metal alternatives.
The 15-inch-wide, 0.032-inch aluminum coil can be supplied for compatible seamless gutter machines producing suitable 6-inch residential and commercial gutter profiles.
Pre-painted aluminum gutter coil can be formed into long continuous sections for homes, villas and multi-family residential projects, reducing the number of joints compared with short prefabricated gutter sections.
Suitable 0.032-inch aluminum coil can also be used for commercial gutter fabrication where profile dimensions, support spacing, drainage capacity and local project requirements are satisfied.
Color-coated aluminum can be formed into fascia covers and other exterior trim components where the selected 15-inch width suits the required profile or cutting layout.
The material can be evaluated for suitable soffit and eave-related components where gauge, forming method and ventilation design meet the finished system requirements.
Coated aluminum can be fabricated into flashing for suitable roof edges, wall transitions, gutter aprons and other water-management details. Final flashing profile and installation must follow the applicable roof-system design.
The coil can be slit or formed into drip edges and exterior edge trim where the finished profile is compatible with the available width and gauge.
This coil is suitable for selected metal-roofing trim and accessory fabrication. Whether it is suitable for the primary roof panel itself depends on panel profile, structural design, gauge requirements and project specifications.
Discuss Your Gutter or Trim Application
1050 is commercially pure aluminum with high formability and relatively low mechanical strength. It can be considered for trim applications where forming capability is more important than high rigidity.
1060 is another high-purity aluminum grade with good formability. Final temper and gauge should be selected according to the finished gutter or trim profile.
3003 aluminum provides higher strength than commercially pure 1050 and 1060 while retaining good forming characteristics. It can be considered where additional rigidity is required in the finished building component.
For RAL 9005 and RAL 8028 orders, approve the required physical color reference before production. Computer displays and printed color charts should not be used as final acceptance standards.
The same nominal RAL color can appear different at different gloss levels. Specify the required gloss range if the coil must match existing gutters, roof trim or accessories.
For large building projects or distributor programs, identify acceptable color-difference limits and, where possible, order material for the same project under one approved production specification.
A retained production sample can be used for subsequent color comparison when repeat orders are required.
The current specification lists 406mm and 505mm coil inner diameters. Buyers should verify the required arbor size with their gutter or roll-forming equipment before ordering.
Provide the maximum coil outside diameter accepted by the machine and coil-handling equipment so the roll can be produced and packed accordingly.
Maximum roll weight should match the uncoiler, reel stand and material-handling equipment used by the fabricator.
Because the two sides have different colors, identify which surface must face outward after roll forming and confirm the required coil winding orientation before production.
The selected alloy, temper and coating should provide sufficient flexibility for the intended gutter or trim profile. Roll tooling should remain clean and properly aligned to avoid scratching or marking the coated surface.
For fascia, flashing and edge trim, the required bend radius should be evaluated according to aluminum alloy, temper, 0.032-inch gauge and coating flexibility.
Avoid dragging coated coil or finished gutter sections over abrasive surfaces. Scratches can affect both architectural appearance and coating integrity.
Long aluminum gutter and trim sections expand and contract with temperature changes. Installation and fastening should accommodate the expected thermal movement rather than rigidly restraining long runs.
Specify 0.032 inch nominal thickness and any required thickness tolerance. If the purchasing specification is metric, identify the agreed metric tolerance separately.
Specify the required width tolerance according to the gutter machine or roll-forming process.
Select 1050, 1060 or 3003 and the required temper according to finished-part strength, forming and gutter-machine requirements.
For this product, specify RAL 9005 Jet Black on the front and RAL 8028 Terra Brown on the back. If a North American proprietary dark-bronze color is required instead of RAL 8028, provide the actual color sample or paint code.
Choose the coating system according to project exposure, required appearance retention, fabrication requirements and approved coating specification.
The current specification lists 20-25μm on the front and 8-12μm on the back. If these values are contractual, include the required tolerance and measurement method.
Provide the gutter-machine arbor diameter, maximum coil OD and maximum allowable coil weight before production.
Where required, identify coating adhesion, T-bend, gloss, color difference, UV exposure, salt-spray or other project-specific testing requirements and applicable standards.
Coils can be protected with moisture-resistant wrapping and suitable edge protection before being secured to export pallets. Packaging should prevent coil movement, edge damage, surface scratching and moisture exposure during inland and ocean transportation.
LCL and FCL loading arrangements can be coordinated according to coil weight, order quantity, destination port and customer unloading equipment.
It is aluminum coil approximately 0.032 inch thick and 15 inches wide, commonly supplied for compatible seamless gutter machines and exterior trim fabrication.
0.032 inch is approximately 0.81mm. Purchasing tolerances should still be stated explicitly rather than relying only on the converted nominal value.
15 inches is approximately 381mm.
Yes. Fifteen-inch aluminum coil is commonly used for suitable 6-inch seamless gutter profiles. Compatibility should be confirmed against the specific gutter machine and profile.
0.032-inch aluminum is widely used for heavier-duty gutter fabrication. Final selection should consider gutter profile, structural requirements, support spacing and local conditions.
The front surface is specified as RAL 9005 Jet Black.
The back surface is specified as RAL 8028 Terra Brown.
RAL 8028 is officially identified as Terra Brown. If a specific North American Dark Bronze finish is required, provide the manufacturer's paint code or an approved physical sample rather than assuming it is identical to RAL 8028.
Yes. This product is specified with RAL 9005 Jet Black on the front and RAL 8028 Terra Brown on the reverse side.
Custom color combinations can be discussed according to coating system, color reference, order quantity and production requirements.
PVDF is generally preferred where demanding outdoor UV and long-term color-retention performance are priorities. PE can provide a cost-effective exterior finish when the selected polyester system satisfies the required project exposure.
No coating life should be guaranteed from the term PVDF alone. Actual color and coating durability depend on resin formulation, pigment, film thickness, pretreatment, climate, installation and the coating manufacturer's approved performance specification.
The current product specification lists 1050, 1060 and 3003 as optional base alloys. Final selection should reflect forming and finished-component requirements.
Yes, where the gauge, width, temper, coil ID, coil weight and winding orientation are compatible with the machine. Provide the machine requirements before ordering.
Yes. The material can be fabricated into suitable fascia, soffit and other exterior trim components where the gauge and profile meet the project design.
Yes. Coated aluminum can be formed into suitable roof and wall flashing where the material, profile, fasteners, adjoining metals and installation method meet the roof-system requirements.
A suitable coating and aluminum temper can support roll forming and bending, but the allowable bend severity depends on alloy, temper, coating formulation, film thickness and bend radius. Critical forming requirements should be confirmed by T-bend or production trials.
Approve a physical color reference, specify gloss and acceptable color-difference limits, and use consistent production specifications for material intended for the same building project.
Order the coil inner diameter required by your uncoiler or gutter machine. The current product data lists 406mm and 505mm options, which should be confirmed against the actual equipment before production.
Yes. Coil weight and roll length can be discussed according to machine capacity, handling equipment, shipping requirements and order quantity.
Please provide alloy, temper, 0.032-inch thickness tolerance, 15-inch width tolerance, front and back colors, PE or PVDF coating, front and back coating thickness, gloss, coil ID, maximum OD, coil weight, winding direction, gutter-machine model or profile, order quantity, applicable test requirements and delivery destination.
If you are sourcing 0.032 × 15 inch aluminum coil for seamless gutters, fascia, soffit, flashing or roof trim, send us your alloy, coil ID, roll weight, coating system, color requirements and quantity for specification confirmation and quotation.
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