Coil coating is a continuous, automated process for coating metal before fabrication into end products. The steel or aluminum substrate is delivered in coil form from the rolling mills.

The National Coil Coating Association (NCCA) is the leading association of businesses engaged in the process of coating coiled metals. NCCA consists of coaters and suppliers to the coil coating process that are at the forefront of the industry.

The National Coil Coating Learning Center is your one-stop resource to learn about the advantages and applications of prepainted metal. Prepainted metal is a dynamic, durable, and a cost effective solution for architects, manufacturers, and specifiers.

The coil coating process offers engineered paint systems for a wide variety of applications that also provide excellent flexibility and hardness that can be formed into a prepainted finished product with performance characteristics superior to post-painted metal.

The National Coil Coating Association (NCCA) is a trade organization of businesses engaged in the process of coating coiled metals. Founded in 1962, NCCA consists of leading coaters and suppliers to the coil coating process.

We deal with substantially thinner films in coil coatings, so barrier protection in most cases is not a useful option. Also, prepainted coils are processed (e.g., cut, punched, notched, etc.), creating “cut edges,” making an effective barrier at this edge a substantial challenge. 2.)

What is a Coil Coating Print? Coil-coated prints are the buzzworthy shortcuts of sophisticated metal product design. From delicate veining to enchanting shimmer, this coating technique takes color and effects to new heights and depths. We live in a colorful world filled with pat-tern, texture, sheen, and shimmer; with

Most coil coating lines are multi-metal toll coating lines that prepaint steel and zinc- coated steels as well as aluminum. Only the chrome dried-in-place coating could be run on all three major substrate types with proven results.

NCCA University is an online course that trains your employees about coil coating and technical considerations that affect quality. On-site Regional Training is available on a variety of key topics that are fundamental to coil coating.

A business entity (not including a metal plater) engaged in the operation of a continuous coil coating line, applying organic or inorganic coatings, including laminates, to metals in coil form is eligible to be member in the Coater category.