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FAQ

I have some carbon arrows for my bow but I was wondering if aluminum arrows penetrate farther into a deer because they weigh more. I read somewhere that they do but I just wanted to confirm that.

Aluminum arrows do not penetrate nearly as well as the carbon arrows do. The carbon arrows penetrate better due to the carbon arrow generating more speed then the aluminum arrow and the stiffness of the carbon arrow plays a factor in it's superior penetration. If you watch a slow motion video of an aluminum arrow striking a target, the arrow flexes several times upon impact. This absorbs some of the force of the arrow. Carbon on the other hand has almost zero flex when hitting the target, therefore all the power goes into Penetration. Another fact I found out when I made the switch to carbon arrows.They are actually cheaper to use then the aluminum.A dozen carbon arrows will last much longer then a dozen aluminum ones will.You can make an aluminum arrow worthless as a hunting shaft with a broad head on it by merely dinging it a little while target practicing.Or if it becomes bent even if unable to see with the naked eye will ruin it for use with a broad head. Carbon on the other hand will never bend or ding.They last forever unless a deer rolls over on it and breaks it. It took me forever to make the switch to carbon arrows, but once I did I will never go back to aluminum again.In the old days everyone thought that weight alone was the contributing factor to penetration. But now it has been discovered that speed and stiffness are even greater factors that contribute to penetration. Stick with the carbons.

Yes, aluminum sheets can be used for decorative purposes. They are versatile and lightweight, making them ideal for various applications such as interior design, architectural accents, signage, and decorative panels. Aluminum sheets can be easily shaped, painted, or engraved, allowing for endless possibilities in creating beautiful and eye-catching decorative elements.

could magnet attract iron with the seperation of rubber and aluminum sheets?

It does in theory, but rubber and aluminum sheets can’t be too thick, larger magnetic force of magnet will be better.

6061-T6 can aluminum sheets be bent?

Landlord problem solving, no, I'm with you the same situation, into a batch of 2mm thick black, bending no problem, 3mm shine fold, 90 degrees bend ninety percent off break, I use punch press die bending

When water continually sprays on the aluminum sheet, how to avoid corrosion of aluminum sheet and keep its water resistance?

aluminum will react with oxygen, generating dense Al2O3 oxide film on the surface, once the pure aluminum is exposed in air, it will react with air, generating oxide film to protect it.

There exist numerous techniques for punching aluminum sheets, each possessing its own advantages and applications. Among the different methods are: 1. Manual Punching: This approach entails using handheld tools like handheld punches or hole punches to manually create holes or shapes in the aluminum sheet. It is appropriate for small-scale or low-volume production and provides flexibility in terms of hole size and shape. 2. Mechanical Punching: Mechanical punching involves the utilization of a mechanical press machine equipped with a punch and die set. The sheet is inserted into the machine, and the punch is driven through the material, forming holes or shapes. This technique is quicker and more efficient than manual punching and is fit for medium to high-volume production. 3. CNC Punching: Computer Numerical Control (CNC) punching involves the utilization of automated machinery programmed to punch holes or shapes based on a digital design. The aluminum sheet is loaded onto the machine, and the CNC controls the movement of the punch and die to create precise and intricate patterns. CNC punching offers high accuracy, repeatability, and speed, making it ideal for high-volume production and intricate designs. 4. Laser Punching: Laser punching combines the use of a laser cutter and a mechanical punch to produce holes or shapes in aluminum sheets. The laser beam vaporizes or melts the material, while the punch ejects the cut part from the sheet. This method offers high precision, versatility, and the ability to swiftly cut complex shapes. However, it is typically more expensive and time-consuming compared to other methods. 5. Notching: Notching is a technique employed to create V-shaped or U-shaped cuts in aluminum sheets. It is often used for joining or folding the material to form corners or edges. Notching can be done manually or with the assistance of a mechanical notching machine. The selection of a punching method relies on various factors such as the desired hole size and shape, production volume, precision requirements, complexity of design, and budget. It is crucial to consider these factors and consult with experts to determine the most suitable method for punching aluminum sheets based on specific needs and applications.

25mm thickness of hard aluminum processing to 6mm how to process, thank you all

For a subject, use a saw. Can produce several, milling too wasteful.

Yes, aluminum sheets can be stamped or pressed.