Aluminum Siding Strips - AL+PET+LDPE Insulation and EPE Foam Foil Mylar Film for Heat Seal

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Aluminum Siding Strips - AL+PET+LDPE Insulation and EPE Foam Foil Mylar Film for Heat Seal

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 30 m²

Supply Capability:: 50000000 m²/month

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Specifications

Features high peel adhesion with good tack, temperature and aging resistance, and water vapor resistance

Aluminum Foil Tape Features:
1) High tensile strength aluminum foil made from special aluminum
alloy, coated with aggressive solvent-based acrylic adhesive,
which provides high peel adhesion and quick sticking
2) Designed for sealing joints and seams of foil jacketing in
air-conditioning duct work

Specifications:
1) Foil thickness: 18, 22, 26μ
2) Roll width: 48, 50, 60, 72, 75, 96, 100mm
3) Roll length: 27, 30, 45, 50m
4) Log roll: 1.2 x 45m, 1.2 x 50m
5) Jumbo roll: 1.2 x 1200m, 1.2 x 1000m

Inner packing:
Cut roll: printed core and shrink wrapping
Log roll: cardboard wrapping
Jumbo roll: plastic film + corrugated board wrapping

Outer packing:
Cut roll: carton
Log roll: carton + pallet / wooden case
Jumbo roll: wooden case

Aluminum Foil Mylar can be used to shield and isolate interference of electromagnetic waves and radio waves, etc

The Al-PET foil we made of aluminum foil and PET or colorized PET by scientifically processing. The width is between 5mm-1000mm; and the thickness is more than 0.025mm. They are used in electromagnetic shielding and electrical cables and wires shielding fields, etc.

Index of Al-PET foil:

Sequence No.	Index Character	Unit	Index
1	Thickness	mm	0.025±0.00025
2	Aluminum thickness	mm	0.01±0.001
3	PET thickness	mm	0.012 ± 0.02
4	Tensile strength	N/mm2	≥ 100
5	Ultimate elongation	%	≥ 20
6	Bond strength	N/25mm	≥ 8.0
7	Aging resistance	Be immersed in 70±2°C water for 7days	Non-delaminating
8	Oxidative stability	-	excellent

Q: This question asks for a method to measure the thickness of aluminum siding material.: To determine the thickness of aluminum siding, you can use a digital caliper or a micrometer, which are precise measuring tools. Place the caliper or micrometer at the edge of the siding, ensuring it's perpendicular to the surface, and take a measurement. Another method is to use a magnetic thickness gauge if the siding is coated, as this tool can measure the thickness of non-magnetic coatings on magnetic metals. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for the siding as well, as they often provide thickness information.

Q: What gas is best for welding aluminum strip?: If you are using the gas, liquefied gas gun can be used separately burning liquefied petroleum gas welding, then burning gas is liquefied gas, but this time need to use low temperature welding wire, such as the WEWELDING M51 with WEWELDING M51-F solder welding wire.

Q: Are aluminum strips suitable for manufacturing automotive components?: Yes, aluminum strips are commonly used for automotive parts due to their lightweight, high strength, and corrosion resistance. They are utilized in various components such as engine parts, body panels, and suspension systems to reduce weight and improve fuel efficiency. Additionally, aluminum's recyclability makes it an environmentally friendly choice for the automotive industry.

Q: This question asks for a list of various types of aluminum components used in the automotive industry.: Aluminum is widely used in the automotive industry due to its lightweight and high strength. Different types of automotive aluminum parts include engine components such as cylinder heads and blocks, transmission housings, suspension parts like control arms and knuckles, wheels and rims, body panels, and doors. Other applications include heat exchangers, radiators, and various brackets and structural components. The use of aluminum can significantly reduce the weight of vehicles, improving fuel efficiency and performance.

Q: Is it possible to use aluminum strips as a material for roofing purposes?: Yes, aluminum strips can be used for roofing. They are known for their durability, corrosion resistance, and lightweight properties, making them a popular choice for metal roofing. Aluminum roofing strips are low maintenance, energy-efficient, and can be recycled, offering environmental benefits. They are also resistant to harsh weather conditions and can last for several decades with proper installation and care.

Q: This question seeks to understand the distinctions among various types of aluminum strips used in roofing and siding applications.: Aluminum strips for roofing and siding differ in terms of gauge, finish, profile, and coating. Gauge refers to the thickness, with lower numbers indicating thicker strips, offering greater durability. Finishes can be mill finish, anodized, or painted, with painted finishes offering color options and corrosion resistance. Profiles include standing seam, batten, and ribbed, each affecting aesthetics and water runoff. Coating thickness and type, such as Kynar 500 or Hylar 5000, impact weather resistance and lifespan. These factors determine the strip's suitability for specific climates, architectural styles, and budget considerations.

Q: Can metal roofing materials be reused or recycled after they have been installed and used?: Yes, metal roofing materials can indeed be recycled after installation. Metal is one of the most recycled materials globally, and its recycling process is both efficient and environmentally friendly. When metal roofing reaches the end of its life, it can be collected, processed, and turned into new metal products, including new roofing materials. This recycling process helps conserve natural resources and reduces waste in landfills. The high recycled content of metal can also contribute to the sustainability and green credentials of construction projects.

Q: This question asks about potential hazards or issues that might arise from using aluminum strips as flooring material.: Safety concerns related to using aluminum strips for flooring include potential slip hazards, especially in wet conditions, due to the smooth surface of aluminum. There's also a risk of electrocution if the aluminum comes into contact with electrical wiring or outlets. Additionally, aluminum can conduct heat and cold, making the floor uncomfortable underfoot in extreme temperatures. The material may also dent or scratch easily, posing a tripping hazard. Lastly, concerns about the long-term health effects of aluminum exposure, though not fully proven, should be considered.

Q: This question asks about the specific uses of aluminum strips in the automotive industry.: Aluminum strips are widely used in the automotive industry due to their lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties. They are commonly used in the manufacturing of car bodies, particularly in the doors, hoods, and trunk lids, to reduce weight and improve fuel efficiency. Additionally, aluminum strips are utilized in the production of heat exchangers, radiators, and other cooling systems. They are also found in electrical wiring and connectors due to their excellent conductivity. Furthermore, aluminum strips are employed in the construction of wheels and suspension components, enhancing vehicle performance and durability.

Q: What are the elements or materials that make up aluminum strips?: Aluminum strips are primarily composed of aluminum, which is a lightweight and malleable metal with the chemical symbol Al and atomic number 13. They may also contain trace amounts of other elements such as copper, magnesium, manganese, silicon, and zinc, depending on the specific alloy. These additional elements are often added to enhance properties such as strength, corrosion resistance, or workability. Pure aluminum is soft and not commonly used for strips; instead, aluminum alloys are preferred for their improved characteristics.

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