PVC film-coated sheeting consists of a specially treated PVC film applied to a metal plate at high temperatures. It offers fireproofing, waterproofing, fireproofing, and weather resistance. The surface features a rich variety of patterns and designs, including wood grain, stone grain, brick and tile grain, velvet grain, leather grain, camouflage grain, ice grain, sheepskin grain, orange peel grain, and refrigerator grain, achieving a visually appealing yet durable finish.
PVC high-temperature film-coated steel sheeting can also meet specialized requirements, such as self-cleaning, high-temperature resistance, self-extinguishing, snow-resistance, fingerprint resistance, and self-lubrication.
CM sheeting is film-coated sheeting, while PCM is color-coated sheeting. VCM sheeting typically utilizes a galvanized substrate coated with a colored or patterned film. This type of sheet offers a smooth, even surface with color effects unattainable with PCM, but is also more expensive. It is commonly used in refrigerator panels, wine cabinet side panels, and set-top box housings, where the film requirements are relatively high. PCM is a color pre-coated sheet with a surface painted with home appliance paint. It is cheaper than PCM and is generally used for refrigerator side panels. This type of sheet is not suitable for refrigerator panels. Since the sheet has a poorer flatness than VCM and a single color effect, it is mainly used for side panels.
