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PPGI Roofing Sheet
1. Product Overview
PPGI Roofing Sheet is a high-performance architectural cladding material designed for superior durability and aesthetics. It is manufactured by first hot-dip galvanizing a steel substrate for fundamental corrosion resistance, then applying multiple layers of high-performance organic coatings (e.g., Polyester, PVDF) through a continuous coil coating process. Finally, the coated coil is formed into a classic corrugated profile. This multi-layer construction perfectly combines the strength of steel, the sacrificial protection of zinc, and the weather resistance & color variety of paint, resulting in a long-lasting, low-maintenance solution for modern building envelopes.

2. Key Features & Advantages
(1)Superior Corrosion Resistance & Longevity
The product offers dual-layer protection. The zinc layer provides cathodic (sacrificial) protection to the steel base, while the robust paint system acts as a barrier against moisture, UV rays, and atmospheric pollutants. This synergy ensures a service life exceeding 20-30 years for premium PVDF coatings, significantly reducing lifecycle costs.
(2)Excellent Weatherability & Color Retention
Advanced paint systems, especially PVDF, offer exceptional resistance to color fading and chalking. With high solar reflectivity, they help maintain building interior temperature, contributing to energy savings and enduring aesthetic appeal.
(3)High Structural Strength & Lightweight Design
The corrugated profile dramatically increases the stiffness and load-bearing capacity of the sheet without adding significant weight. It exhibits excellent performance against wind uplift, snow loads, and impact, making it ideal for large-span structures while keeping the structural framework lightweight.
(4)Aesthetic Versatility & Eco-Friendliness
Available in a vast spectrum of standard and custom colors, along with different gloss levels (matte to high-gloss). As a pre-finished product, it eliminates VOC emissions from on-site painting. The materials are fully recyclable, aligning with green building principles .

3. Technical Specifications
Parameter | Standard Specification | Notes / Standards |
Base Metal | Commercial Quality Steel (CQ), Structural Steel (SS) | ASTM A1008, etc. |
Metallic Coating | Hot-Dip Galvanized (GI): G60, G90, G115, G140 | Coating mass [g/m²]. AZ coating offers enhanced corrosion & heat resistance. |
Paint System | Polyester (PE), Siliconized Polyester (SMP), PVDF | 2/1 or 2/2 coat system (Primer + Topcoat). |
Sheet Thickness | 0.35 mm - 0.80 mm (Base metal) | Custom thickness available. |
Coating Thickness | Top: ≥20µm (PE), ≥25µm (PVDF) | Measured per ASTM D6132. |
Corrugation Profile | Various (e.g., 25mm, 35mm, 45mm rib height) | Custom profiles upon request. |
Standard Width | 1000 mm, 1200 mm (Effective cover width) | Depends on profile design. |
Hardness | ≥HB (PE), ≥H (PVDF) | Pencil hardness, ASTM D3363. |
Bending | 0T - 2T (No cracking) | Coating flexibility test. |
4. Application Scenarios
(1)Industrial & Commercial Buildings
The primary application is for roofing and wall cladding systems in factories, warehouses, logistics centers, and shopping malls. Its durability and fast installation enable cost-effective construction of large, functional spaces.
(2)Agricultural & Storage Facilities
Ideal for barns, equipment sheds, grain storage, and poultry houses. The corrosion protection withstands humid and chemically challenging agricultural environments.
(3)Transportation & Infrastructure
Used for facades of airport terminals, railway stations, and canopies for bus stops or parking lots. The combination of longevity and design flexibility meets public infrastructure demands.
(4)Renovation & Retrofit Projects
Perfect for refurbishing old industrial buildings or commercial facades, providing a modern look, improved thermal performance (when used with insulation), and decades of new service life.

5. FAQ
Q1: What is the main difference between PE and PVDF paint?
A1: The key difference is longevity and cost. PE is an economical, general-purpose coating with good formability. PVDF offers superior resistance to UV, chemicals, and weathering, often carrying a 20-year+ finish warranty. It is the premium choice for demanding environments and critical aesthetics.
Q2: Can your sheets be installed in coastal (salt-spray) areas?
A2: Yes, absolutely. For such harsh environments, we strongly recommend using our PVDF-coated sheets on a Galvalume® (AZ) or Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium substrate. This combination provides the highest level of corrosion resistance for coastal, industrial, or high-humidity applications.
Q3: What is the lead time and minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
A3: For standard colors and profiles, lead time is typically 10-15 working days. MOQ is usually one standard coil (3-5 Tons). Custom colors/profiles may require longer lead times and higher MOQs. Please contact our sales team for a precise quotation based on your project details.
Q4: How should the sheets be handled and installed?
A4: Use clean gloves when handling. Lift sheets vertically, never drag them. Cut with fine-tooth saws or shears; treat cut edges with touch-up paint. Install using approved fasteners (self-drilling screws with sealing washers) following the recommended lap length and fixing pattern. Always install from bottom to top.
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