Press tile plates have excellent compressive, bending, wind, and earthquake resistance, long service life, good weather resistance, and can adapt to various climatic conditions. In addition, press tile plates are easy to install, have high construction efficiency, and low maintenance costs.

Pressing plates are sheet materials manufactured through pressing or rolling processes. They are commonly used in the construction industry, especially as roofing and exterior wall coverings for buildings. Pressing plates are characterized by high density, high strength, and long lifespan, maintaining stability under various extreme climate conditions.

Materials and Manufacturing Processes

Pressing plates can be made from various materials, such as concrete, metal (especially steel), and ceramics. In metal pressing plates, especially pressed color-coated steel plates, the manufacturing process includes pressing thin steel sheets, coating treatment, drying, forming, and trimming.

Application Areas

Pressed color-coated steel plates are widely used in various building types, including residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. In agriculture, pressing plates can be used to construct livestock sheds, chicken coops, pigpens, and other agricultural facilities. In the industrial field, pressing plates are often used to construct factories, warehouses, workshops, and other places. In civil construction, in addition to roof and exterior wall coverings, pressing plates can also be used as building materials for carports, garden sheds, etc.

Features and Advantages

Pressing plates have excellent compressive, bending, wind, and earthquake resistance, a long lifespan, good weather resistance, and can adapt to various climate conditions. In addition, pressing plates are easy to install, have high construction efficiency, and low maintenance costs.