Dibond Silver Aluminum Sheets - Cold Rolling 1100 3003 Aluminum Tread Plate

Dibond Silver Aluminum Sheets - Cold Rolling 1100 3003 Aluminum Tread Plate System 1

Dibond Silver Aluminum Sheets - Cold Rolling 1100 3003 Aluminum Tread Plate

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 10000 m.t./month

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2.Main Features of Cold Rolling 1100 3003 Aluminum Tread Plate ：

Low density, light in weight

Anti-corrosion

Strong

Malleable

Naturally good looking

Recyclable

3.Cold Rolling 1100 3003 Aluminum Tread Plate Images:

Cold Rolling 1100 3003 Aluminum Tread Plate

4. Cold Rolling 1100 3003 Aluminum Tread Plate Specification:

Embossing Aluminum Tread Sheet
Alloy	1100,1060, 3003, 5005 5052
Temper	H14,H18,H24,H32
Thickness (mm)	1.5mm to 6mm
Width (mm)	Up to 1500mm
Length (mm)	Up to 6000mm
Standard	EN standard ASTM standard
MOQ	5ton
Application	1)Decorated inside and outside the car /building frame, windows, doors, ceiling, decorating panel and curtain wall 2)Household appliances: refrigerators, microwave ovens, audio equipment, etc.

5.FAQ

Q1.How long have you been in this product?
A1:More than 10 years.

Q2. What's the minium quantity(MOQ)?
A2. 5 Metric tons

Q3. How long is shipping time?
A3. 7 (ready-made products)-25 days(OEM)

Q4. How do you guarantee the quality?
A4. 1. Cooperating and Exchaning experience with sevral quoted aluminum companies
2. Japanese and Swiss production line and skilled works (regular training and testing)
3. more than 10 years production experience.

Q5. Do you have after sale service?
A5. Yes. Any quality problem occurs within one year, pls take photoes,we will be responsible.

Q: What is the coefficient of expansion for aluminum sheets?: The coefficient of expansion for aluminum sheets is approximately 23.1 x 10^-6 per degree Celsius.

Q: Don't you know how you can grind a pair of scissors along a piece of paper to make it curly? Would that work with aluminum foil? I have to make a sculpture for my 3D class and I need to know if this would work before I go off and buy any.: The answer to your two questions is that aluminum foil cut long and narrow is very weak and further weakened by its tendency to have slight tears on the edge in cutting due to stress. Aluminum foil will curl when pulled over an edge but it has to be done very carefully to keep it from tearing and has very little spring to it - a slight touch will flatten it. Although it would be a little extreme and sharp, you could cut narrow pieces off of thin aluminum sheet - soda cans or flashing used for valleys on roofs and which will curve in cutting and have enough stiffness to hold the shape. And cost more

Q: I have a problem when machining aluminium in my machine shop. There are times when the machines aluminium surface turns yellowish (somtimes brown). I do not know what is the main cause of the problem. Is it due to the coolant used?: Aluminum oxides may appear in different colors depending on hydration states and other variables. Look in a CRC Handbook of Chemistry Physics if available for aluminum compounds and their colors. The colors that you see may also have as much to do with the surface finish as the color of the material on the surface. A microscopically rough surface will appear dark next to a polished surface due to light scattering. I will agree with Ling in principle, but not on details. EDS detection limits on homogeneous samples can be better than 0.1%, although not so good for elements at the light end of the detection range. Current detectors can detect chlorine (a common culprit for aluminum discoloration) at about 0.1%. Your problem with detection and one that Ling has addressed previously may be that a thin film of contamination would not be easily detected by EDS. As Ling suggests, SIMS is a good technique for detecting thin films and low concentrations. The problem with SIMS in this case may be that the detection limits are too good and the technique cannot be quantified. SIMS would detect 2 ppm of chloride and you couldn't tell for sure whether it was 2 ppm, which is probably not an issue here, or 2000 ppm, which would be significant. I would suggest x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (ESCA or XPS) as an alternative for further study. The technique will analyze thin films (20 A) and detection limits are good enough (about 0.1%). In addition, XPS will give you information about the compounds present, e.g. whether the oxygen is aluminum oxide, aluminum hydroxide, etc. Good Luck.

Q: What is the final concentration of aluminum cation?: You have to be able to determine the number of moles of Al+3 that each solution contributes to the final solution: 1. aluminum chloride: AlCl3 Multiply the volume (in L) by the molarity to determine the number of moles of each compound dissolved in solution. 0.0431 L x 0.279 M = 0.0120 mol AlCl3 in solution When the AlCl3 in placed in the water, it dissociates to form the following ions: AlCl3 -- Al+3 + 3Cl- So for every one mole of AlCl3 placed in the water, one mole of aluminum ions will dissociate. Therefore, since we have 0.0120 mole of AlCl3 in the solution, that means that the aluminum chloride will contribute 0.0120 Al+3 ions to the final solution. 2. Aluminum sulfate: Al2(SO4)3 Multiply the volume (in L) by the molarity to determine the number of moles of each compound dissolved in solution. 0.0146 L x 0.464 M = 0.00677 mol Al2(SO4)3 in solution When the Al2(SO4)3 in placed in the water, it dissociates to form the following ions: Al2(SO4)3 -- 2Al+3 + 3(SO4)-2 So for every one mole of Al2(SO4)3 placed in the water, two mole of aluminum ions will dissociate. Use the mole ratios of the dissociation reaction to determine the number of moles of Al+3 ions that the aluminum sulfate contributes to the solution. 0.00677 mol Al2(SO4)3 x (2 mol Al+3 ions / 1 mol Al2(SO4)3) = 0.01354 mol Al+3 ions Therefore, the total number of Al+3 ions in solution is the sum: 0.01354 + 0.0120 = 0.02554 mol Al+3 ions The last piece of information needed to determine the concentration of the final solution is the volume of the final solution. Since the two volumes were mixed, the volume of the final solution will be the sum of the two solutions. 0.0431 L + 0.0146 L = 0.0577 L Therefore, to calculate molarity: Molarity = moles of solute / liters of solution Molarity = 0.02554 mol / 0.0577 L = 0.443 M Al+3

Q: Are aluminum sheets suitable for electronics applications?: Aluminum sheets prove to be an optimal choice for electronics applications as they possess remarkable conductivity and exhibit versatility as a lightweight metal. Such qualities render them suitable for a wide range of electronic components and their respective uses. Within the electronics industry, aluminum sheets find frequent application in heat sinks, enclosures, PCB substrates, and connectors. By utilizing aluminum sheets for heat sinks, electronic devices can effectively dissipate heat, guaranteeing optimum performance while averting the risk of overheating. Moreover, the durability, corrosion resistance, and electromagnetic interference shielding capabilities of aluminum make it a favored material for electronic device enclosures. These enclosures serve to safeguard delicate electronic components, ensuring both their functionality and safety. The superior thermal conductivity of aluminum sheets also makes them an ideal choice for PCB substrates. By employing aluminum sheets in this context, the generated heat from electronic components on the PCB can be efficiently dissipated, thus averting potential damage and ensuring proper circuit functionality. Additionally, when compared to other commonly used metals in electronics, such as copper, aluminum proves to be cost-effective. This factor contributes to its popularity for various electronic applications, particularly in mass production scenarios. To summarize, the impressive conductivity, durability, corrosion resistance, and heat dissipation qualities of aluminum sheets make them highly suitable for electronics applications. Their widespread use in the electronics industry spans across heat sinks, enclosures, PCB substrates, and connectors, offering numerous benefits in each context.

Q: Can aluminum sheet be used for aircraft skin panels?: Yes, aluminum sheet can indeed be used for aircraft skin panels.

Q: What is the typical torsional strength of aluminum sheets?: The typical torsional strength of aluminum sheets can vary depending on various factors such as the alloy composition, thickness, and manufacturing process. However, aluminum generally possesses good torsional strength, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

Q: What are the standard sizes and availability of aluminum sheets in the market?: The sizes and availability of aluminum sheets in the market can vary depending on the location and specific requirements. Nevertheless, there are generally available sizes that can be found in most markets. In terms of thickness, aluminum sheets are commonly found in the range of 0.02 to 0.2 inches (0.5 to 5 millimeters). Thinner sheets (0.02 to 0.06 inches) are often utilized for lightweight purposes such as signage or crafts, while thicker sheets (0.1 to 0.2 inches) are typically employed for more heavy-duty applications like construction or industrial use. Regarding width and length, standard sizes of aluminum sheets are often offered in 4 feet by 8 feet (48 inches by 96 inches) or 4 feet by 12 feet (48 inches by 144 inches). These dimensions are widely available and suitable for various applications. However, it is important to note that custom sizes can also be ordered or cut from larger sheets to meet specific project requirements. Aluminum sheets can be found in various locations, including local hardware stores, metal suppliers, and online marketplaces. It is always advisable to check with local suppliers or conduct online research to determine the specific sizes and availability in your area. Additionally, different grades or alloys of aluminum may have varying availability, so it is crucial to consider the specific requirements of your project when sourcing aluminum sheets.

Q: Can aluminum sheet be used for cookware?: Yes, aluminum sheet can be used for cookware. Aluminum is a popular choice for cookware due to its excellent heat conductivity, which allows for even heat distribution and quick heating. It is lightweight, durable, and resistant to rust and corrosion. Additionally, aluminum cookware is affordable and relatively easy to clean. However, pure aluminum is a soft metal, so it is often combined with other materials, such as stainless steel or nonstick coatings, to enhance its durability and nonstick properties.

Q: Are aluminum sheets suitable for automotive heat shields?: Yes, aluminum sheets are suitable for automotive heat shields. Aluminum is a lightweight and highly conductive material, making it an excellent choice for heat management in automotive applications. It has a high melting point and good thermal conductivity properties, allowing it to effectively absorb and dissipate heat generated by the vehicle's engine, exhaust system, or other heat sources. Additionally, aluminum sheets are easy to shape and form into various sizes and designs, making them versatile for different automotive heat shield applications. Overall, aluminum sheets provide a cost-effective and efficient solution for protecting sensitive components from heat damage in automotive systems.

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