Wireguard®

General Metal Finishing

Wireguard® has been specifically developed for wire products which will be exposed to sunlight, humidity and airborne pollutants for prolonged periods of time. Examples of products coated with Wireguard® include fixed mesh fence panels and continuous fence mesh.

Appliances

Going one step beyond, our Wireguard® solution offers superior adhesion and UV-resistance. The Wireguard® range has been specifically designed as an economical and more sustainable solution for PVC coating. And there is no need for extra ventilation, as Wireguard® emits no hazardous fumes during application. 

Wireguard® can be used for: industrial cooler / dispenser wire shelves and airconditioning fan grills

Wireguard® G50

Wireguard® G50
Wireguard® G50 is amongst the most cost-effective alternative for companies wanting to move away from PVC coatings. Switching from PVC to Wireguard® G50 can reduce your total material costs due the fact Wireguard® G50 is a lower density powder and does not require a primer.

Examples of products coated with Wireguard® G50 include fixed mesh fence panels, continuous mesh fencing and external air conditioning fan guard grills.

Sustainability Together

As a leading global supplier of liquid, electrocoat and powder coatings to a range of industrial sectors, Axalta's Industrials business is striving to become a force for positive change by driving the sustainability agenda throughout its value chain on its transition to net zero. The campaign, 'Sustainability, Together' seeks to inspire the global industrial paint and coatings sector amid increasingly higher ESG standards and expectations. This will empower others to work collaboratively towards shared goals with greater ímpetus and urgency than ever before.

Anticorrosion

Sustainability, life cycle, cost and materials efficiency: these are the issues our industry must consider today to prepare for the future. 

An everyday challenge faced by our powder coating market is finding a good solution for the corrosion of metal substrates. Corrosion is the electrochemical interaction between a metal and its environment, leading to alteration or degradation of aesthetic quality, functionality and integrity. To protect metal substrates against corrosion, an adequate system must be selected and applied effectively, bearing in mind the environments the system will face during its lifetime.