Aluminium Anodised Rainscreen Cladding Finishes
Anodising is an electrolytic passivation process used to increase the thickness of the natural oxide layer on the surface of metal parts.
Due to the nature of the anodising process and the tight quality controls on both the aluminium and the surface treatment, anodising has a homogeneous (matching & consistent) appearance.
Colours, textures and patterns can be incorporated in the anodic film, enhancing the natural metallic appearance without affecting the total UV resistance of the rainscreen cladding.
Anodising enhances the natural qualities of aluminium further; it permits a strongly contemporary finish with incomparable corrosion and abrasion resistance.
Aluminium is exceptionally recyclable, requires minimal maintenance and has proven lifetime performance.
Aluminium Anodised Finishes
Featured Project – Thorpe Park
Optima TFC – 2mm Aluminium J57S `UP` Anodised Regency Gold 1, complete with feature fin pressings at random panel joints and Optima TFC, Feature Pressings & Column Casings- 1.5mm Stainless Steel 316G Mirror Polished.
Opening to the public Autumn 2018, the development includes a ten-screen Odeon cinema designed by The Harris Partnership, a 300,000 sq ft shopping and leisure park, as well as extensive parkland and sports facilities.
Sotech’s commitment to authentic engineering capability has been witnessed over several years in the testing of products as they are being developed.
From the earliest designs of the Sotech Optima solid aluminium cassette rainscreen system, Optima TFC, tested at BRE, Garston for wind serviceability and safety, air permeability and water penetration for Erie Basin, Manchester project.
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