Process of coating aluminum materials molded by extrusion with p

Coating processes – With post-treatment of coating or coating material – Heating or drying

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295273, 295275, 72 46, 72253R, 148 131, 148159, 148 627, 427318, 427401, C23F 1700

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041156072

ABSTRACT:
Shaped aluminum bars fresh from an extruder machine are coated with a specific organopolysiloxane composition while remaining uncooled and staying at temperatures not lower than about 250.degree. C, or at a temperature between about 550.degree. and 250.degree. C. The thus coated aluminum bars are then, preferably, subjected to annealing. The coatings formed on the surfaces of the aluminum materials have a superior resistance to attack by chemicals, weather, stains and heat as well as excellent adhesion and mechanical properties.

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