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    Do you really understand the UV coating on PC endurance boards?

    2025-04-23 14:35:16

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    “ Recently, I have noticed that some customers always ask the following question: What material is PC endurance board? What is the specific gravity? How thick is the UV coating? Is 10mm thick enough for the board? Wait, these questions are like applying sunscreen on the windshield of a car ”

    Recently, I have noticed that some customers always ask the following question: What material is PC endurance board? What is the specific gravity? How thick is the UV coating? Is 10mm thick enough for the board? Wait, these questions are like applying sunscreen film on a car windshield. What material is it made of and what is its specific gravity? It doesn't make much sense. Since it is a sunscreen film, its core function should be sun protection.

    The main function of PC endurance board is to resist sunlight and aging, which means that what kind of UV absorber is key. Therefore, your attention to the thickness and weight of the hollow board is not crucial. You only know what material is produced, but not the type. For example, you know stainless steel but not the classification of 201 # 316 #.

    In fact, low-grade endurance boards do not have UV coating at all. In fact, most dealers are unaware of PCUV, so many manufacturers can only deceive you with meaningless topics.

    The market for PC endurance boards is divided into the following categories based on production materials:

    1. Poor recycled materials, the production of endurance boards is quoted by weight in the mall, and sales are a price war;

    2. Mixing new and old materials gives manufacturers an opportunity to raise prices. Only the manufacturer knows how many new materials match, with the intention of discussing prices;

    3. Cheap new materials, you can loudly say imported new materials in front of customers, yes, but as long as the manufacturer knows which brand, company, and country produces these materials. The material produced by PC endurance board is generally quoted based on weight conversion;

    4. Even good material brands are divided into grades and grades, equivalent to stainless steel: 210 # is the same as 304 # 316 #, with significant differences.

    5. Choose a trustworthy brand and use UV co extrusion to produce endurance boards that can last for at least 15 years. Why can't this type of board be quoted by weight? Because regardless of the thickness of the PC endurance board, the cost of the UV coating is calculated by area.


    Do you really understand the UV coating on PC endurance boards?
    Recently, I have noticed that some customers always ask the following question: What material is PC endurance board? What is the specific gravity? How thick is the UV coating? Is 10mm thick enough for the board? Wait, these questions are like applying sunscreen on the windshield of a car
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