Extremely matt appearance, high chemical and mechanical resistance, insensitive to scratches, glossing up or fingerprints, pleasant feel: Excimer technology can meet these requirements for a coating. The process can achieve gloss levels of G05 and lower. The freshly applied, gel-coated paint is given a microscopic wrinkle structure by special excimer radiation. This gives it an extremely matt appearance. The desired surface quality is achieved by curing with UV radiation.
Coating structure for spray application
Adler has been working with excimer technology for many years. In addition to excimer coatings for the rolling and casting process, Adler's research department has now developed a water-based coating structure for spray application.
Low-emission and water-based
For transparent coatings, the Bluefin Multilux water-based UV system has been adapted to the excimer process. Most opaque structures can also be realized in this way: Coloring is achieved using the classic UV coating Bluefin Pigmolux. The surface is then top-coated with Bluefin Multilux Top EXC. The opaque Bluefin Pigmolux EXC excimer paint is available for selected colors. Both coating systems can be adapted to the requirements of the processor.