Coil coating – more than 50 years of experience

FIRST AMERICAN RESOURCES

First American Resources Company has been supplying coated metal strip from Atlanta, USA, since the early 1970s. Initially for the automotive industry, then – since the early 1990s – increasingly for the American construction sector. First American has now been part of our HUEHOCO Group for almost 20 years and continues to pursue its successful course.

First American has been a specialist in the field of trim coil in particular for over 30 years. Aluminum Trim Coil is available with both PVC and polyester coating and can be ordered in individual colors. We also guarantee color matching with the following suppliers: ALSCO, CertainTeed, Exterior Portfolio, James Hardie, MASTIC, Mitten, Pella, PROVIA, RMC, Royal, Variform and Vytec. The aluminum coil is used for cladding, window and door trim, flashing and other related building applications.

Two metal strip coating lines are available to our customers on site, which produce a volume of over 35,000 tons per year. A special system enables the partial coating (strip coating) of metal strips, which can bring great advantages in various areas (e.g. decorative strips or partial application of adhesion promoters).

The material can be cut to customer specifications on our own slitting line.

Key performance areas

Coil Coating

Insights into the company

Impressions

Welcome to First American Resources. Take a look behind the scenes with us – directly into our production halls. Perhaps it is your products that we produce here.

Certifications

Quality is STandard for us

Our HUEHOCO Group is constantly striving to be a leader in its markets and a pioneer in technical innovation, quality and environmental protection.

In order to maintain this high level in the long term, we are continuously improving and developing all of our products. They are adapted flexibly and quickly to the constantly changing needs and applications of our customers and the market.

The certifications help us to constantly put our own business processes to the test and align them with the benchmark of a best-practice method.

We can only improve through change.