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In China, if you’re in the mirror‑making or glass‑manufacturing industries, you’ve surely heard of Xinlihua. Our mission now is to make Xinlihua known worldwide. Since 2015, according to assessments by the China Mirror Industry Association, Xinlihua’s mirror‑back coating has maintained a market share of over 80% in China for many consecutive years, making it the preferred coating supplier for the world’s top ten glass groups. At the same time, the company decided to expand into overseas markets; today, Xinlihua provides products and services to more than 40 countries and regions around the globe.
Glass is typically transparent, but who gives it a coat of colorful hues? It’s glass enamel paint. Lacquered glass made with Xinlihua’s glass enamel paint boasts vibrant colors, excellent adhesion, and long-lasting durability. Colors can be customized to match the RAL color chart.
Introduction: Renowned for being lead‑free and copper‑free, this coating is formulated from high‑grade epoxy resins. Designed for use in the production of copper‑free banknote paper, it delivers superior resistance to acids and alkalis. Features: This formulation offers exceptional chemical resistance along with excellent cutting and grinding performance. The coating system attains very high hardness immediately after curing on the production line. Advantages/Innovations/Awards: It has met or even surpassed the European standard DIN‑EN‑1036.
Introduction: Aluminum mirror paint is based on advanced synthetic resins. This high-performance coating is used as a topcoat for reflective mirrors. Features: This formulation delivers excellent resistance to chemical and atmospheric exposure, along with superior cutting and grinding performance. The coating system attains very high hardness immediately after curing on the production line. Advantages/Innovations/Awards: It can meet or even exceed the European standard DIN EN 1036.
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