PVC Coated Expanded Metal is made by PVC coating on finished expanded metal, most materials before PVC coat are Aluminum expanded metal or Plain Steel expanded metal. Other kind of expanded metals can also be PVC coated at request.

PVC Coated Expanded Metal are manufactured in different materials, available in rolls or sheets with standard sizes and thickness and to measure on request.

PVC Coated expanded metal can be used as architectural mesh Panels; Catwalks; Drying Racks; Fencing; Gratings; Flooring; Grilles; Vents; Enclosures; Security Partitions; Reinforcement; Railings; Ramps; Walkways; Window Guards

Expanded metal is an extremely versatile material, available in a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metals and a wide range of mesh sizes.

Steellong manufactures a full range of standard and flattened expanded metal, structural grating, micro mesh and decorative patterns. Raw material can be produced in carbon, galvanized, stainless steel or high strength alloy steel. Certain alloys of copper, brass, bronze and plastics can be expanded as well.

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Cleaning - Carbon expanded metal is lightly oiled and should be cleaned before finishing. The most common cleaning method is an acid or solvent bath with a water rinse. For aluminum, use a non-etching chemical or detergent, then rinse and dry thoroughly.

Anodizing - A surface treatment for aluminum where an oxide coating is added electrochemically to the metal. For interior abrasion resistance a .0025" coating is necessary. Medium abrasion applications for interior or maintained exteriors need a .0004" coating. Use a .0008" coating for exteriors.
Porcelain Enamel - Porcelain enamels can be readily applied to expanded metal. Forming, cutting, welding and drilling should be done before applying the finish. All surfaces should be covered.
Painting, Lacquering, Plastic Coating - Be sure the coating used has good surface tension or wetting properties and viscosity to prevent any pullback from metal edges and webbing-in of diamonds.