Texcover
Enhance your surfaces.
Texcover is a PET film designed to decorate coil surfaces, steel, aluminum, and PVC.
Created to revolutionize the pre-paint market, it is a viable alternative to classic liquid paints with the advantage of durability e offering multiple graphic solutions. Thanks to its performance, it is the only PET film for lamination tested and guaranteed for applioutdoor appli, such as facades, and is also perfect for indoor destinations, such as home appliances.
The available effects are extremely realistic: ranging from metallic ones, such as brushed steel, titanium, copper, silver, to more natural ones, such as marble, granite, stone, and wood.
Uses of Texcover
What will be your new project?
- Appliances,such as refrigerators, dishwashers, microwaves, and washing machines. It perfectly imitates stainless steel, resists fingerprints, and can be available in various designs and colors.
- Facades with composite panels.. It demonstrates high UV stability and is easy to clean compared to natural surfaces.
- Roof coverings with tile, copper effects… It offers resistance and incredible aesthetic results.
- Design applications on partition doors or garage doors. The material is flexible and ensures the best aesthetics.
Furniture, such as interior walls and ceilings. The wood effect will make the environments warm and welcoming.
Why choose Texcover?
Proven quality.
Compared with other materials such as polyester coating, Polyurethane coating, PVDF and PVC lamination, Texcover is advantageous in terms of ease of application, hardness, flexibility, scratch and stain resistance, chemical resistance, exterior durability and aesthetic value.
In our laboratories, we constantly carry out quality checks through comparative tests of application and evaluation of color performance and the ennobled surface.
On Texcover intended for outdoor use, for example, by accelerated aging at 3000 hours in solar box, we simulate the behavior of the material after 5 years of exposure in Florida.
Process
Texcover is applied using a specialized laminator on a coil line at a temperature of approximately 170°C -175°C, after priming/polyurethane glue painting.
