Product Overview
Corrosion means the attack and destruction of metallic materials by chemical or electrochemical reactions with substances from the environment.
MACO uses steel, Zamac, aluminium and PVC in the production of hardware. The final surface finish ensures corrosion protection and defines the appearance of the hardware components in terms of colour and surface texture.
Steel
Cuffs, bolts, RUSTICO shop fitting parts and various small parts are made of high-quality cold-rolled band and sectional steels.
Zamac (zinc-base die-casting alloy)
Strikers, bands and various small parts are produced in a high-quality die-cast zinc alloy process.
Aluminium
Window and door handles are made from an anodizable aluminium alloy.
PVC
Handles, caps, bushings and other small parts are made from various synthetic materials.
Product Overview
MACO Surface Technology
Application Method and Product Group
Tested according to standard EN 13126
EN 13126 is the standard for architectural hardware and fittings for windows and doors. This standard defines the requirements for test methods for lasting functionability, strength, security and operation. It is divided into 19 parts, which cover all types of windows and doors.
Tested according to standard EN 1670
EN 1670 is the standard for corrosion resistance of locks and building hardware.
MACO is certified to ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 14001 (Environment) and O lift & slide hardwareAS 18001 (occupational health and safety). All processes and procedures are defined.
The entire production process is secured by an in-house production control system.
A continuous process control system is achieved on the basis of the obtained values. The individual processes are specified in detail by means of working instructions. This ensures constant surface quality and corrosion resistance. Monitoring is carried out by external certified test institutes.
Maco Door & Window Hardware (UK) Ltd
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Tel: 01795 433900 Fax: 01795 433901