With the development of bus shelters and the demand of the market, the products have developed from a single color to a variety of colors, with many innovations. However, what is the difference between fluorocarbon spraying and powder spraying used to produce bus shelters? The manufacturer of the bus shelter introduces to you:

Powder spraying and fluorocarbon spraying are commonly known as plastic spraying. The raw materials of powder spraying include polyurethane, polyurethane resin, epoxy resin, hydroxy polyester resin, and epoxy/polyester resin, which can be prepared in many colors. The powder coating is a solvent-free solid coating, and the equipment is manual and automatic hanging type, so the construction is relatively simple. Powder coating thickness: 60-120 μ m。

Fluorocarbon spraying is liquid spraying. The coating is used for PVDF fluorocarbon coating and PVDF special coating, and powder spraying can be used for line spraying.

In terms of performance characteristics, fluorocarbon spraying has excellent resistance to fading, frost, air pollution (acid rain, etc.) corrosion, ultraviolet radiation, crack, etc., and can withstand more than 15 years of severe weather conditions. Powder spraying (pure polyester powder), about 7-8 years.

The above is the difference between fluorocarbon spraying and powder spraying used in the production of bus shelters brought to you by bus shelter manufacturers. I hope it can help you.