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Stainless steel screen partition coloring process

Detailed Explanation of Stainless Steel Screen Partition Coloring Processes

The coloring process for stainless steel screen partitions is a key technique in modern decoration. Through various coloring treatments, stainless steel screens can be given a variety of visual effects to meet various decorative needs.

1. Electroplating Coloring Process

Electroplating coloring is one of the most commonly used stainless steel coloring processes. Through an electrochemical reaction, a thin film of non-ferrous metals, such as gold, copper, or titanium, is deposited on the surface of stainless steel. This process provides stable color, high gloss, and strong corrosion resistance.

Features: Vibrant colors, long-lasting color, and smooth surface.

2. Chemical Coloring Process

Chemical coloring forms a colored oxide film on the surface of stainless steel through a chemical reaction. Common methods include copper sulfate coloring and potassium dichromate coloring. This process is low-cost and suitable for mass production.

Features: Low cost, simple process, and natural color.

3. Ion Plating Coloring Process

Ion plating is an advanced physical vapor deposition technology that deposits coloring materials onto the stainless steel surface through ion bombardment. This process produces a very uniform color effect.

Features: Uniform color, strong adhesion, environmentally friendly and pollution-free.

4. Spray Coloring

Spray coloring involves applying a specially formulated organic or inorganic coating evenly to the stainless steel surface using a spray coating machine. This process offers a wide range of color options and can achieve a variety of special effects.

Features: Rich colors, diverse effects, and flexible application.

5. Anodizing

Although primarily used for aluminum, anodizing can also be applied to specially treated stainless steel. An electrolytic process forms an oxide film on the surface, followed by coloring.

Features: Deep color, unique texture, and excellent wear resistance.

6. Laser Coloring

Laser coloring is an emerging coloring technology that uses the thermal effect of a laser beam to create an oxide film on the stainless steel surface, creating different colors. This process is highly precise and can produce intricate patterns.

Features: High precision, complex patterns, no chemical contamination

Common Coloring Effects

• Golds: Champagne Gold, Rose Gold, Bronze Gold
• Silvers: Mirror Silver, Brushed Silver, Matte Silver
• Colors: Sapphire Blue, Emerald Green, Violet
• Special Effects: Gradient Color, Two-Tone Splicing, Antique Finish

Key Points for Selecting a Coloring Process

1. Usage Environment: Indoor and outdoor environments require different weather resistance for the coloring process.

2. Budget Considerations: Costs vary significantly between different processes.

3. Color Requirements: Select the appropriate coloring effect based on design requirements.

4. Maintenance Requirements: Consider ease of maintenance.

Quality Control Standards

• Color Uniformity: The surface color should be uniform and consistent, with no noticeable color variations.

• Adhesion Test: The coloring layer should be firmly bonded to the substrate.

• Corrosion Resistance: Corrosion resistance is tested through a salt spray test.

Lightfastness: Ensures long-term colorfastness.

Xinye Stainless Steel utilizes a comprehensive coloring process and rigorous quality control standards, providing professional coloring services for your stainless steel screen partitions, ensuring a perfect balance of quality and visual appeal.