Mirawall Precoated Aluminum Sheets/ Panels
Introduction

a) "Panel Quality" Flatness: Mirawall is produced from aluminium alloy coils that have been fully stress-leveled at the rolling mill, even at the maximum thickness of 3 mm.

b) "Coating Quality" Surface: The aluminum alloy coils used for Mirawall have been metallurgically wrought to produce a surface free of such defects as might impair coating adhesion and corrosion resistance.

c) Alloy Choice: Mirawall is produced from a range of aluminium alloys: 3003, 5005, 5754, in a variety of tempers.

d) "Coating Quality" Surface: The aluminum alloy coils used for Mirawall have been metallurgically wrought to produce a surface free of such defects as might impair coating adhesion and corrosion resistance.

e) The Special Powder Coil Coating Process:Thick (60-70 mm, 0.0024-0.0028 in.) polyester powder coatings have been almost universally used in Europe since the early 70's as finishes for architectural frames, but those powders could not be used for the coil coating of sheet that had to be subsequently bent and fabricated, because those were to brittle. A special high purity powder (Pulcolam) had to be developed fopr Mirawall, and the special PCC process ensures excellent resistance to deformation, as well as freedom from normal or filiform corrosion.

The FIM Tower in Warsaw (Poland). One wall is clad
with "granite red" 3 mm thick Mirawall Panels,
"cassette" or "tray" design

f) Wide Colour Range: The special Pulcover process used for the PCC coating on Mirawall permits a very wide range of colours. Up to now (end 1999) over 150 colours have been produced, and new colours can be delivered at one months notice, under the condition of a minimum lot size (5.000 Kg).

g) Dimensions: Coils upto 1500 mm wide, 1.0 - 3.0 mm thick. sheet upto 10.000 mm long