Perforated Coil Anodized Aluminum delivers functionality, durability, and superior aesthetics

Lorin Highlights Perforated Coil Anodized Aluminum

Perforated Coil Anodized Aluminum delivers functionality, durability, and superior aesthetics

Muskegon, MI - Lorin Industries, Inc., the global industry leader in the innovation and production of coil anodized aluminum, highlights its coil anodized aluminum for perforated aluminum projects in architectural, construction, and industrial applications. Perforated anodized aluminum delivers functionality, superior durability, and excellent aesthetics. The cost-effective coil anodizing process, pioneered by Lorin, protects the aluminum while also improving its aesthetic properties and durability.

Architectural applications of the Lorin's perforated aluminum include perforated stair in-fill panels, ceiling panels, fencing/screening, and more. The perforated aluminum promotes airflow without the addition of mechanical ventilation systems, making it ideal for use in parking garages. Perforated anodized aluminum is gaining in popularity in other architectural and construction applications for its aesthetic qualities and other functional benefits, like screening sunlight, particulates, and noise. Though other metals can be perforated, anodized aluminum is typically specified for the building construction industry because of its high strength-to-weight ratio, recycled content, corrosion resistance, and more.

Lorin perforated aluminum can be installed on architectural projects with standard electric hand tools: drills, impact guns, levels, etc. Once sized for installation, most panels are light enough to install without a crane, thus lowering installation costs and risks.

Beyond architecture, Lorin's perforated aluminum can be used for signage, medical trays, store fixtures, food equipment, HVAC applications and much more.

Lorin coil anodizes the aluminum after it has been perforated, in order to protect even the inside edges of perforations and thus ensure that color is consistent throughout the entire perforated anodized aluminum installation. Lorin enables customers to select the size of the perforations of the perforated metal, thus meeting a wide range of functional and aesthetic needs.

Because the perforated aluminum is coil anodized by Lorin, that color and finish is consistent over every square inch of aluminum produced adding a premium look to architectural exteriors, as well as for many additional products in a variety of other industries. Unlike painted or coated products, Lorin Anodized Aluminum will not chip, flake, or peel, and it will not oxidize like other metals. Lorin's perforated anodized aluminum is engineered to last for the entire lifetime of the buildings on which it is installed.

For more information about Lorin and perforated, coil anodized aluminum applications, visit https://www.lorin.com.

About Lorin

Lorin Industries, Inc. has provided coil anodized aluminum to markets worldwide for over 60 years. Our history of global leadership in anodized aluminum finishing for architectural markets began with bringing the process to market in 1953, and continues today with industry leading innovation. Lorin has worked with some of the world's foremost architects, designers, and fabricators to create new and exciting building designs that last throughout generations.

Whether used for exterior wall cladding systems, roofing systems, sunscreens, interior panels, or decorative interior applications, the possibilities for coil anodized aluminum are infinite. The natural beauty of Lorin's anodized aluminum finishes brings newly constructed and renovated buildings to life, while providing a strong durable surface that will never chip, flake, or peel. Additionally, Lorin's coil anodized aluminum products have been used for automotive, transportation, consumer appliances, and any number of other industries, with the same excellent aesthetics and durability long proven in architectural applications. At Lorin, we can help you reflect your vision with Lorin anodized aluminum.

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