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4 m.t
Supply Capability:
6000 m.t/month

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Item specifice

Grade:
5000 Series
Surface Treatment:
Composited
Shape:
Rectangular
Temper:
T3-T8
Application:
Decorations
Technique:
Extruded

1.Structure of Product Description

Cold rolled ad hot rolled and cold drawn aluminum sheet are all widely used in the field of construction field and decoration field, etc.

There are many different grades, such as: 1000 series, 2000 series,

8000 series5000 series, 7000series,etc. The detailed grade are as follows: 1010, 1050,1060,1100, 2024, 3003, 5754,5083,6061,6063,8011, etc.

The temper is include H14, H22, H24, O,H114, etc.

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4. Product detailed sizes:

1000mm*2000mm, 1219mm*2438mm,1500mm*3000mm, etc.

5. FAQ:

What is the quality standard?

---Usually our standard is GB3880-2006 or others.

What is the width range?

---It is from 300mmto 2000mm, etc.

What is the length range:

---It is from 1000mm to 6000mm, etc.

What is the MOQ for your products yet?

---Normally it is around 9tons/each size.

How many tons did you export in one year?

---Normally it is around 800 tons totally.

Where is your client from?

---Normally it is from Fiji, Canada, UAE, Turkey, ETC.

What is your mainly products?

---Normally they are aluminum sheet,small-5-bar checkered sheet,big-5-bar checkered cold rolled aluminum sheet, mirror finish aluminium sheet,aluminum sandwich panel, aluminum composite panel,etc.

 

 

Q:How do aluminum sheets perform in extreme weather conditions?
Aluminum sheets are renowned for their exceptional performance in extreme weather conditions, as they possess inherent properties that render them highly resistant to corrosion and capable of enduring harsh environmental elements like rain, snow, and extreme temperature fluctuations. When confronted with hot weather, aluminum sheets possess the ability to reflect sunlight and dispel heat, thereby averting any warping or deformation. This characteristic renders them suitable for utilization in regions characterized by high temperatures or direct exposure to sunlight. Similarly, in cold weather, aluminum sheets retain their strength and do not become brittle, making them dependable in freezing temperatures or regions prone to heavy snowfall. With a low coefficient of thermal expansion, they can withstand contraction and expansion without any detrimental effects such as cracking or damage. Moreover, aluminum sheets exhibit excellent resistance to moisture, which safeguards them against rusting or corroding when exposed to rain or high levels of humidity. This quality makes them an ideal choice for employment in coastal areas or regions with substantial rainfall. Additionally, aluminum sheets possess the advantage of being lightweight yet durable, enabling them to withstand high winds and severe storms without compromising their structural integrity. This quality positions them as the preferred option for applications such as roofing, siding, and outdoor signage in areas susceptible to hurricanes or strong winds. All in all, aluminum sheets display remarkable performance in extreme weather conditions, which establishes them as a reliable and versatile material for various outdoor applications.
Q:Can aluminum sheets be anodized for corrosion protection?
Yes, aluminum sheets can be anodized for corrosion protection. Anodizing is an electrochemical process that forms a durable oxide layer on the surface of aluminum, enhancing its corrosion resistance and providing a protective coating.
Q:Can 101 aluminum sheets be used in the construction industry?
Yes, 101 aluminum sheets can be used in the construction industry. Aluminum sheets are commonly used in construction due to their lightweight nature, durability, and corrosion resistance. The specific grade of aluminum, in this case, 101, may refer to the alloy composition and properties of the aluminum sheets. While there are numerous aluminum alloys available, each with its own unique characteristics, 101 aluminum sheets can certainly be utilized in various construction applications. However, it is important to note that the suitability of aluminum sheets for specific construction projects may depend on factors such as the required strength, load-bearing capacity, and environmental conditions. Therefore, it is advisable to consult with engineers or construction professionals to determine the most appropriate type and grade of aluminum sheets for a specific construction project.
Q:What are the different methods of surface protection for aluminum sheet?
To enhance the durability and resistance of aluminum sheet against external factors, there are several methods of surface protection that can be employed. One method commonly used is anodizing, which involves an electrochemical process that creates a thick oxide layer on the aluminum surface. This provides corrosion resistance, improves wear resistance, and allows for customizable colors through the use of dyes. Another technique is powder coating, where a dry powder is applied to the aluminum surface and then heated to form a durable and protective layer. Powder coating offers excellent resistance against chemicals, UV rays, scratches, and provides a wide range of color options. Laminating is also utilized to protect aluminum sheets by applying a thin layer of protective film to act as a barrier against scratches, dirt, and moisture. This method is commonly used for temporary protection during transportation or storage. Chemical conversion coating is another method employed to protect aluminum surfaces. It involves treating the aluminum with a chemical solution to create a thin protective layer. This coating enhances corrosion resistance and improves paint adhesion. Clear coating can be applied to aluminum sheets to provide a protective layer without changing the appearance of the metal. These coatings can be either solvent-based or water-based, offering resistance against corrosion, scratches, and UV rays. Lastly, mechanical finishes such as brushing or polishing can be used to protect aluminum surfaces. These finishes create a smooth and visually appealing surface while providing some level of protection against corrosion and wear. In conclusion, the different methods of surface protection for aluminum sheet offer varying levels of durability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic options depending on specific requirements and applications.
Q:(2) when aluminium foil is dipped in mercury for a short time and then placed in water a reaction is seen to occur with hydrogen gas being one of the products.?????
Aluminium is very reactive in air and forms a protective oxide coating. This protects it when placed in water as aluminium oxide is unreactive with water. When immersed in mercury the oxide coating is removed and therefore the aluminium itself reacts when the cleaned aluminium metal is immersed in water.
Q:I get to do an aluminum blank for a fence and I am curious whether I can put slots in it with the router?I am not sure how thick it is, may say 3/16's.
Yes you can use a router on aluminium. Use some kind of a fence, a piece of angle iron or a block of hardwood. Use a new bit, an old dull one will cause you problems. Pre-drill smaller holes than the slot width at each end of the slot. Stay back away from the end of the slot about 1/32 of an inch. Make several passes, at a depth of about 1/16 of an inch, per pass. If you can, make the slot with a bit smaller than the finished slot width. Use a 3/16 bit for a 1/4 inch slot. Use a 5/16 bit for a 3/8 inch slot. This will give cleaner slot edges and allow you to accurately make the slot width that you want. You can do this dry, but a little WD-40 oil will give even cleaner slot edges. Also climb mill the last pass on each slot edge to give a better/ smother edge. Climb Milling is pushing the router backwards of the way you normally travel in wood. Ben
Q:I'm trying to use as little aluminum as possible as it can be related to health problems, and I'm just trying to be a little more careful. I just bought the Emerilware pro-clad pot and pan set, and it's stainless steel but says Emerilware Pro-Clad is constructed with an aluminum core bonded between two layers of stainless steel ideal for... Therefore, I'm still cooking with aluminum. Is it safer since it's between 2 pieces of stainless steel? Does any stainless steel cookware not use aluminum? Thanks.
First of all, there is no link between health problems and aluminum. Years ago, they thought there might be a link between alzheimer's and aluminum, but that has since been disproved. Secondly, stainless steel is a poor conductor of heat. But the stainless is a great, sturdy, non-reactive metal to use for cookware. So they add aluminum or copper to it's core to help it heat properly. Copper will cost you an arm and a leg, so all other cookware uses aluminum. If you had stainless cookware with no aluminum, it would take you an hour to boil water and your food would cook terribly unevenly. The outsides would burn before the inside cooked. So no, you won't find stainless without aluminum unless it's copper cored. But again, aluminum will do you no harm. You wrap your food in tin foil, which is aluminum. You eat food that has been sitting in aluminum cans on the shelf for god knows how long. And the anti-perspirant you use every morning? Check the ingrediants. Aluminum. Right on your lymph nodes. Stop worrying. Still worrying? aluminum is basically poreless. No aluminum will leach through. You are safe.
Q:How are aluminum sheets manufactured?
Aluminum sheets are manufactured through a process called rolling, where aluminum billets are heated and passed through a series of rolling mills to reduce their thickness. The billets are first heated to a specific temperature and then rolled multiple times, with each pass reducing the thickness of the sheet until the desired gauge is achieved. The process also involves annealing, where the sheets are heat-treated to improve their strength and flexibility. Finally, the sheets are cut to the desired length and width before being packaged for distribution.
Q:For a high school Chemistry course I made soap for a project. Before doing this, thank god, i learned that one should never use an aluminum container to mix the lye (NaOH) and water. Now, I need to know why. I know it eats away at the container but i can't figure out why. It goes against everything I've learned so far. At first i thought it was because Aluminum was, for some strange reason :o, more reactive than Sodium therefore replacing it in the reaction but that turned out not to be true. Does anyone have an idea of why? Thanks
Under normal circumstances, aluminum does not react with water, as an impermeable protective layer composed of aluminum hydroxide either forms within seconds or is already in place. With the addition of sodium hydroxide, the formation of a protective layer is prevented. With the production of aluminates [ Al(OH)4 ]-, the amphoteric (capable of acting as either an acid or a base) aluminum hydroxide Al(OH)3 goes in solution: 2 Al + 6 H2O -- 2 Al(OH)3 + 3 H2 Al(OH)3 + NaOH -- Na+ + [ Al(OH)4 ]- A layer of aluminum oxide previously formed by passive corrosion is dissolved by the addition of sodium hydroxide. For this reason, the reaction takes place at the beginning relatively slowly: Al2O3 + 2 NaOH + 3 H2O -- 2 Na+ + 2 [ Al(OH)4 ]- The aluminum completely dissolves and the water acts here too as an acid (for an analog, see Experiment 4.4.1). This reaction is used in drain cleaners. They are mostly made out of strong alkalis, to which alumunim or zinc has been added. The alkalis break down organic residues chemically. In addition, the formation of hydrogen leads to a bubbling effect which adds an additional mechanical cleaning mechanism. The big problem here is the formation of hydrogen gas (as well as some heat). The hydrogen gas is flammable, and if it's in a closed container, will explode
Q:Yesterday I picked up an 1988 performance bike. I bought it for the parts. It rode really good and now I'm deciding to keep it as is but I'm wondering if the bike is safe to ride. I've hear of aluminum horror stories and I'm assuming old aluminum isn't asnymore safe.Should I toss the frame and put the parts on a steel frame I have or ride it and not worry about it failing.
I've ridden old Cannondales for years. I've never heard a horror story, if anything it is overengineered. With any frame, you need to see if there is any damage.

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