Coated Aluminum 
Coated aluminum refers to aluminum that has been treated with a protective coating, typically to enhance its properties, such as corrosion resistance, durability, and appearance. The coating can be made from a variety of materials, including paint, powder, anodized finishes, or metal coatings, which improve the aluminum's ability to withstand environmental elements like moisture, UV radiation, and wear.
 
Types of Coated Aluminum:
 
1. Powder-Coated Aluminum:
 
Coating Material: A dry powder made from polymer resins and pigments.
 
Process: The powder is electrostatically applied to the aluminum surface and then cured through baking, creating a durable, smooth finish.
 
Benefits: Provides excellent protection against weather, UV rays, and scratches. It also offers a wide range of color options, making it ideal for architectural, automotive, and decorative applications.
 
 
 
2. Anodized Aluminum:
 
Coating Material: An oxide layer formed through an electrochemical process.