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Aluminum Sheets Kaccha House - Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003

Aluminum Sheets Kaccha House - Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003

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Shanghai
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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
5 m.t.
Supply Capability:
50000 m.t./month

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Specification

Grade:
1000 Series
Surface Treatment:
Coated
Shape:
Flat
Temper:
O-H112
Application:
Decorations

1.Structure of Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003

Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003 is one semi-finished aluminium material. The coils are widly used in the building,decoration and aluminium circle. The alloy AA1050 is the most common alloy in the aluminium industry. Its weight is much lower than steel. So many customers choosed aluminium material instead of steel.

2. Main features of Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003

a.Competitive price---We have our own mills and can produce mill finished aluminium coils, so we can control the production cost better.

b.Professional after-sale service---We have more than 15 years exportation experience and you need not worry about the exporation problems.

c.Fast delivery time---We can control the delivery time within 35 days.

3. Image of Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003

Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003

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Aluminium Coils for Decoration Ceiling AA3003


4. Product Specification


AlloyTemperThicknessWidthWeight
AA1100HO0.2MM-3MM1000-1500MMMax 3 tons


5.FAQ:

What is the quality standard?

---Usually our standard is GB3880-2006

What is the largest width?

---It is 2300mm

What is the MOQ?

---Usually we can accept 80 tons.


Q:What is the usage of aluminum sulfate for every ton of paper produce for kraft paper and news print
Aluminium sulphate was the most extensively used chemical raw material in the papermaking industry. Its primary use was in the rosin sizing of paper where the rosin soap was reacted with aluminium sulphate to impart hydrophobis characteristics to the paper. The alum had a side benefit in fixing all types of anionic substances into the paper web. All types of paper, even those that were not sized, such as newsprint,were made using alum. This resulted in the paper being made under acidic conditions. The technology has changed markedly over the last 10 to 20 years with synthetic sizing agents being developed which do not require reaction with alum. In my country there is not 1kg of fine writing and printing paper made with rosin/ alum sizing, and no alum is used at all. Various synthetic highly charged cationic resins have been developed, such as polyacrylamide resins, polyethyleneimine resins, etc, whic are used as fixing and retention agents, so that alum has been virtually eliminated. To sum up the importance of aluminium sulphate as a papermaking chemical is now very limited.
Q:the amp setting when welding aluminum tig? and what color should the electrode feeder be bronze or chrome grey? u know the one u use with your hands
Best electrodes to use for Aluminum welding is 1.5% lanthanum oxide (gold color code.). 2% zirconia (brown) or 2% thorium oxide (red) can also be used. Note that zirconia-doped electrodes should never be used for DC welding. A lot of welders like to quote offhand the rule 1 amp for every 0.001 inch of thickness. This applies to steel, stainless, and nickel alloys only. Due to the lower melting point, lower specific heat capacity, and higher thermal conductivity of of Al, this rule should NOT be used for Al! I recommend welding a test piece first with the same joint configuration and thickness of the part you intend to weld. Note that fillet welds require more current than butt welds or edge welds. Start out by using 2/3 amp per 0.001 of thickness, in other words, reduce the current of the above rule by about 30-40% . Make 3 test weld, then check to see if there's any visible penetration on the other side. If you don't see any through-pentration at all, increase the current by about 10-20 amps and test again.
Q:I need to coat a piece of aluminum with aluminum oxide. Can I do it by just attaching aluminum to an electrode and put it into some water with the other electrode? I know you can make iron oxide that way, but will aluminum work? If it will work, which electrode should I put the aluminum on?
The way I remember it is a cathode is like a catheter because they both receive stuff and the anode is the opposite of that) So, if you break apart Al2O3 you have 2Al^3+ and 3O^2-. Al^3+ goes to the cathode to receive electrons and become a neutral metal. O^2- goes to the anode to donate electrons and become O2 gas. Hope the analogy and explanation helps!
Q:Can the aluminum sheets be used in food or beverage processing industries?
Yes, aluminum sheets can be used in food or beverage processing industries. Aluminum is a commonly used material in these industries due to its excellent properties such as corrosion resistance, lightweight, and ability to withstand extreme temperatures. It is often used in food packaging, processing equipment, and beverage cans.
Q:Are aluminum sheets resistant to corrosion?
Indeed, corrosion is highly resisted by aluminum sheets. Upon exposure to air, aluminum creates a safeguarding oxide layer on its surface, effectively inhibiting any subsequent corrosion. This oxide layer serves as a shield, safeguarding the core metal against environmental elements, including moisture and corrosive substances. Furthermore, due to its minimal inclination to rust, aluminum is extensively favored in numerous domains where corrosion resistance is paramount, such as the fabrication of aircraft, automobiles, and marine vessels. In conclusion, aluminum sheets are renowned for their extraordinary ability to withstand corrosion, thereby enhancing their sturdiness and durability.
Q:Are aluminum sheets suitable for use in food processing or storage?
Aluminum sheets are highly suitable for use in food processing or storage. This metal is non-toxic, resistant to corrosion, and possesses exceptional thermal conductivity. These characteristics make it an ideal material for various food applications. Aluminum sheets are commonly utilized in the production of food and beverage cans, foil wraps, trays, and containers. In terms of food preservation, aluminum is impermeable to oxygen, light, moisture, and microorganisms. This quality ensures that the quality and freshness of food products are safeguarded. Additionally, it prevents the transfer of flavors, odors, and contaminants. Moreover, aluminum's lightweight and manageable nature make it convenient for packaging and transporting food items. Furthermore, aluminum sheets are hygienic and easy to clean, which is crucial in food processing and storage settings where cleanliness is of utmost importance. They can be easily sterilized and do not retain any bacteria or food particles that may lead to contamination. In conclusion, aluminum sheets are an excellent choice for food processing and storage due to their non-toxic nature, resistance to corrosion, excellent thermal conductivity, impermeability to oxygen and moisture, ability to preserve food quality, and hygienic properties.
Q:What are the different packaging options available for aluminum sheets during transportation?
To ensure the safety and intactness of aluminum sheets during transportation, various packaging options are available. Some commonly employed choices are: 1. Wooden Crates: Strong and durable wooden crates offer formidable protection against impacts and rough handling. These crates can be tailored to the size and weight of the sheets. 2. Cardboard Boxes: For smaller quantities or sheets of smaller sizes, cardboard boxes are a popular option. The sheets are stacked and securely packed inside the boxes, which are then sealed to prevent movement or damage during transit. 3. Pallets: Wooden or plastic platforms called pallets provide convenient handling and transportation. The sheets are stacked and fastened to the pallets using straps, ensuring stability and protection during shipping. 4. Stretch Wrap: Another alternative is to tightly wrap the aluminum sheets together using a plastic film. This stretch wrap secures the sheets in place, shielding them from scratches and minor damages. 5. Protective Film: It is common practice to apply a protective film on the surface of the aluminum sheets before packaging. This film acts as a barrier, safeguarding against moisture, dust, and scratches during transportation. 6. Edge Protectors: To prevent damage to the edges of the aluminum sheets, edge protectors made of plastic or cardboard can be used. These protectors absorb impacts, ensuring the sheets remain intact. 7. Customized Packaging: Depending on the specific requirements and transportation method, customized packaging solutions can be devised. Foam inserts, dividers, or additional cushioning materials can be utilized to provide maximum protection during transit. Choosing the appropriate packaging option is crucial and should be based on factors such as size, weight, fragility of the aluminum sheets, mode of transportation, and distance to be traveled. Proper packaging is paramount in preventing damage and ensuring the sheets arrive at their destination in optimal condition.
Q:How much is a square inch of a millimeter aluminum plate?
Make a supplement to the answer on the first floorSo-called:1 lines, when referring to pure aluminum, that is, aluminum content is not less than 99%., weight 2.71 kg / square meterThe 3 Series refers to manganese as the main alloying element, that is, aluminum manganese alloy.
Q:Can 101 aluminum sheets be used in food storage containers?
No, 101 aluminum sheets should not be used in food storage containers. Aluminum sheets, commonly known as 101 aluminum, are not food-grade materials. They are typically used in industrial applications such as roofing, construction, and electrical wiring. Food storage containers need to be made of food-grade materials that are safe for storing and preserving food. It is recommended to use containers made of stainless steel, glass, or food-grade plastic for food storage to ensure the safety and quality of the stored food.
Q:Thickness of Aluminum Foil A rectangular sheet ofaluminum foil is 50 centimeters long and 20 centimeterswide, and weighs 5.4 grams. Find the thicknessof the aluminum foil in centimeters
density Aluminum 2700 kg/m? Volume = 0.5 x 0.2 x d = 0.1d m? where d is thickness 5.4 g = 0.0054 kg 0.0054 kg / 2700 kg/m? = 2.0e-6 m? 2.0e-6 m? = 0.1d m? d = 2.0 e-5 m or 20 ?m or 0.02 mm or 0.002 cm .

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