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Color coated aluminium coil has become one of the most versatile building and industrial materials worldwide — used in curtain walls, roofing systems, gutter systems, rolling shutters, home appliance panels, truck bodies, and beyond. Yet for buyers and project specifiers, the single most important decision is often the simplest one to overlook: which coating system should you choose?
At Dingang, we have nearly 20 years of professional metal coating experience and operate eight large automatic roller coating lines. The two coatings we are asked about most frequently are PE (Polyester) and PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride). Both deliver excellent performance — but they are designed for different environments, budgets, and service-life expectations.
This guide breaks down the differences so you can specify the right coating for every project.
Polyester (PE) coating is an organic paint system widely used for color coated aluminium coil. It is valued for its rich color palette, good gloss retention, and cost-effective performance in moderate environments.
At Dingang, our PE paint coating is applied at not less than 18µm per side, ensuring a smooth, uniform, and durable surface. PE coatings are available in opaque, semi-opaque, bright, semi-transparent, and transparent versions — and in virtually any color upon request, including wood grain, marble, brick, and camouflage patterns.
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Excellent color variety and decorative flexibility
Good formability and adhesion for bending and fabrication
Cost-effective for large-volume projects
Suitable for indoor and moderate outdoor applications
Interior ceiling systems and wall panels
Advertising boards and signages
Rolling shutter doors and blinds
Home appliance panels (microwave ovens, air conditioners, refrigerators)
Gutter systems and trim coils in mild-to-moderate climates
PVDF coating is a high-performance fluoropolymer paint system engineered for extreme weather resistance. It is the premium choice for exterior architectural projects where the material must withstand intense UV radiation, coastal salt spray, industrial pollution, and wide temperature swings over decades.
Dingang's PVDF paint coating is applied at not less than 25µm, providing a thicker, more robust protective barrier than standard PE. PVDF coatings retain their color and gloss far longer under harsh sunlight, making them the preferred specification for high-rise curtain walls and exposed roofing in demanding climates.
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Superior UV resistance and long-term color stability
Excellent resistance to salt spray, chemicals, and atmospheric corrosion
Longer service life — typically 20+ years in exterior environments
Low surface energy for easy cleaning and self-cleaning effects
Building curtain wall systems (high-rise and landmark projects)
Exposed roofing and wall cladding in coastal or industrial zones
Projects requiring 20-year+ color and performance warranties
Outdoor architectural facades in high-UV regions
Parameter | PE (Polyester) Coating | PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) Coating |
|---|---|---|
Minimum coating thickness (Dingang) | ≥ 18µm | ≥ 25µm |
UV / weather resistance | Good | Excellent |
Corrosion / chemical resistance | Good | Excellent |
Color & gloss retention | Good in moderate conditions | Outstanding, 20+ years |
Color & pattern options | Extensive (solid, wood grain, marble, brick, camouflage) | Extensive solid colors; patterns available on request |
Formability | Excellent | Good |
Typical service life (exterior) | 10–15 years | 20+ years |
Cost level | Cost-effective | Premium |
Best for | Indoor use, moderate outdoor, appliances, signage | High-end exterior facades, coastal/industrial projects |
Still unsure? Ask yourself these three questions:
Indoor or sheltered → PE is usually sufficient and more economical.
Outdoor, moderate climate → PE works well; PVDF is an upgrade for longer life.
Coastal, industrial, high-UV, or high-rise exterior → PVDF is strongly recommended.
10–15 years acceptable → PE coating delivers strong value.
20+ years required → PVDF is the industry-standard specification.
Cost-sensitive, high-volume → PE offers the best balance of aesthetics and price.
Premium facade / landmark project → PVDF's long-term performance lowers lifecycle cost.
With two plants covering 160,000 m², eight automatic roller coating lines, and an annual deep-processing capacity of over 20,000 tons, Dingang has supplied color coated aluminium products to more than 100 countries and completed over 200 major projects worldwide in the past 22 years.
Whether you need PE-coated coil for a large appliance order or PVDF-coated coil for a coastal curtain wall project, we can tailor:
Alloy: 1060, 1100, 3003, 3004, 3105, 5052, 5005, 8011, etc.
Temper: O, H12, H14, H16, H18, H24, H26, H32, etc.
Thickness: 0.2 – 2.5 mm
Width: 30 – 2,750 mm
Inner diameter: 405 mm, 508 mm, 610 mm
Coating: PE (≥18µm), PVDF (≥25µm), and specialty finishes
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