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Product Specification
Grade	1000 Series: 1050 1060 1100 3000 Series: 3003 3004 3105 5000 Series: 5052 5605,5083 6000 Series: 6061 6063 8000 Series: 8011 8021 8079
Thickness	0.20-8.00mm
Width	2400mm max.
Grade	1000,3000,5000,6000,8000series
Coil ID	75mm, 150mm, 200mm, 300mm, 400mm, 508mm or negotiable
Coil weight	1000-5000kgs
Coil OD	1700mm max.
Temper	O, H12, H14, H16, H111, H22 ,H24, H26, H28,T4, T6,etc.

Temper
F	processing state
H	strain hardening state
O	annealing
T	heat treatment state
H112	pure state of strain hardening, adjustment has been made to degree of strain hardening and annealing
T4	solid solution treatment and natural efficiency to achieve sufficient stability condition
T5	artificial aging condition of the reentry after high temperature thermal cooling
T6	artificial aging state after solid solution treatment

7075 Reflective Alloy Aluminium Plate Aluminum Sheet

Q: Can aluminum coils be used in the production of heat exchanger fins?: Yes, aluminum coils can be used in the production of heat exchanger fins.

Q: This question seeks to understand the environmental impact of discarded aluminum coils.: Discarded aluminum coils can have significant environmental impacts. They contribute to landfill waste and can potentially leach harmful substances into the soil and water if not properly managed. Aluminum production is energy-intensive, so recycling discarded coils reduces the demand for raw materials and conserves energy. However, if left in the environment, aluminum can also contribute to pollution and disrupt ecosystems. Proper recycling and disposal methods are crucial to mitigate these effects and promote sustainability.

Q: Is there any way aluminum can affect you if its absorbed into your body either by digestion, through an open cut, or even through breathing it in?Most likely inhaling it would surely affect you, but what about the other two?: Aluminium can accumulate in the brain possibly causing alzheimers. If you inhaled it it would poison you and damage your lungs, if you got it in your body it would damage your skin, possibly cause an infection and the cut might not heal. Aluminium is a solid so how could you accidently get it in your body unless you have been melting it etc? If it wasn't solid it would burn you if you got it on your skin. You can only inhale vapours not a metal. If you ate it then it would probably damage or clog up your insides otherwise just pass out in a stool, depends how much you ate. People eat from aluminium and touch it every day so it is not dangerous to be in contact with.

Q: You guys may be thinking, why the hell i posted this in the computer section. Well, I'm opening my computer, and I hate the anti-static wristbands. I know that by touching metal, you can get rid of all static electricity in your hands. Can you do this by touching aluminum foil? Since it's something everyone should have in their house.. Can it work like this?: No. You need to touch something connected to you home's ground, like the kitchen sink, or the back panel of your computer while it is plugged in.

Q: This question asks for methods to determine whether an aluminum coil is safe for use.: To determine if your aluminum coil is safe to use, first, check for any visible signs of damage such as cracks, corrosion, or deformation. Ensure that the coil meets the required specifications for your application, including thickness, width, and alloy type. Verify the coil's compliance with safety standards and certifications relevant to your industry, such as ASTM or ISO standards. Test the coil's mechanical properties to ensure it has the necessary strength and ductility. Finally, consider the coil's history and usage; it should not have been exposed to extreme temperatures or corrosive environments that could compromise its integrity. Consulting with a materials expert or conducting a thorough inspection can provide further assurance of the coil's safety.

Q: How are aluminum coils made?: Aluminum coils are made through a process called continuous casting and rolling. First, pure aluminum is heated and melted in a furnace. Then, the molten aluminum is poured through a curved mold with a small opening at the bottom, where it solidifies into a long, thin strip. This strip is then passed through a series of rolling mills, where it is gradually reduced in thickness and lengthened to form a coil. The coils are then cooled, inspected, and ready to be used in various industries such as construction, automotive, and packaging.

Q: Are aluminum coils suitable for roofing applications?: Yes, aluminum coils are suitable for roofing applications. They are lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion, making them an excellent choice for roofs. Additionally, aluminum coils offer excellent thermal conductivity and can reflect heat, helping to keep buildings cooler and reduce energy costs.

Q: This question asks about the impact of aluminum coils on the quality of food when it is stored. It seeks to understand if there are any changes in the food's properties due to the presence of aluminum coils.: Aluminum coils themselves do not directly affect the quality of food during storage. They are often used in the packaging industry for their excellent barrier properties against light, oxygen, and moisture, which can help preserve the freshness and quality of food by preventing spoilage and oxidation. However, it's important to note that aluminum does not interact with food in a way that alters its taste or nutritional content. Any potential health concerns related to aluminum exposure are more associated with the manufacturing process and not with the storage of food in aluminum-coiled packaging.

Q: This question seeks advice on methods to prevent rust formation on aluminum coils.: To prevent rust on aluminum coil, ensure proper storage conditions by keeping the coils dry and avoiding contact with moisture. Use protective coatings or sealants that are compatible with aluminum to create a barrier against the elements. Regularly inspect the coils for signs of corrosion and clean them with a non-abrasive cleaner to remove any contaminants. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could accelerate oxidation. Maintain good ventilation in storage areas to reduce humidity, which can contribute to rust formation. Finally, consider using anodizing or other surface treatments that enhance the aluminum's natural resistance to corrosion.

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