Aluminum Sheets in Michigan - Aluminium Profile Industrial for Doors and Windows

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4.Aluminium profile Industrial for Doors and Windows Specification:

1. Material: 6063,6061,6060,6005,6005A,etc.

2. Temper: T5 or T6

3. Finish: Mill finish, anodizing, powder coating, electrophoresis, wooden transfer or pvdf/carbon-flouride coated, polishing, brushing, sand blasting

4. Various colors: Silver, bronze, black, gold, blue, grey, champagne, bright, etc.

5. Machining: Cutting, punching, drilling, tapping, milling, bending, welding, CNC etc.

5.FAQ:

①How about your company？

A world class manufacturer & supplier of castings forging in carbon steel and alloy steel，is one of the large-scale professional investment casting production bases in China, consisting of both casting foundry forging and machining factory. Annually more than 8000 tons Precision casting and forging parts are exported to markets in Europe, America and Japan. OEM casting and forging service available according to customer’s requirements.

②How to guarantee the quality of the products？

We have established the international advanced quality management system，every link from raw material to final product we have strict quality test；We resolutely put an end to unqualified products flowing into the market. At the same time, we will provide necessary follow-up service assurance.

Q: Can aluminum sheets be used for packaging purposes?: Yes, aluminum sheets can be used for packaging purposes. Aluminum is a versatile and popular material for packaging due to its excellent barrier properties, durability, and light weight. It is commonly used in various forms such as aluminum foil, cans, and containers for packaging a wide range of products including food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Aluminum sheets offer several advantages for packaging purposes, including resistance to moisture, oxygen, light, and bacteria, which helps to protect the contents and maintain their freshness. Additionally, aluminum sheets can be easily shaped, molded, or folded to create different packaging designs, making it a preferred choice for many packaging applications.

Q: are there any carbonated mineral water that are produced in aluminium cans.: Aluminium cans have an oxide covering on them so the reaction between them and the carbonated water is so little if any that it can't be noticed. Aluminium is also not so high on the reactivity series

Q: I have been doing this science prac at school and I have received some strange results. I measured the density of this metal, which leads me to believe it is Aluminium. Also, its silvery appearance supports this. When I have attempted to react it with Hydrochloric Acid, Sulfuric Acid and the nitrates/chlorides of a few metals, I have received some odd results.Despite having a high reactivity, the only substance it has reacted with so far out of all of the above is Tin Chloride. Am I doing something wrong? Is it possible that it isn't aluminium and rather a similar metal such as zinc? Thanks in advance :): Aluminum is very reactive so what happens is that it has a coat aluminum oxide as soon as it comes in contact with oxygen the outer layer forms aluminum oxide Al2O3. That is why Aluminum does not rust. The Al203 coat protects it.

Q: Is the value of specific heat capacity of aluminium higher or lower than the standard value? Why?: This is not my expertise. As I have been researching this the past hour to re-educate myself, no one else has answered you. So, I will attempt to get you in the right direction by what I found. I found two specific heat values for Aluminum. The recent one is from wikipedia with the other an old text someone quoted. The specific heat of aluminum, cAl, is 0.897J g?1 K?1; this is, 0.214cal g?1 °C?1. [per wikipedia] AND The specific heat capacity of aluminum as 0.215 kcal/(kg C) [The Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, p. D-217, 1979]. Standard Value was the harder item. I found it is referred to as Hro [Where the o is a circle]. I could only find it referring to water. To measure heat for each metal, it was always compared to the heating water, which is used as the standard. I'm guessing its like a thermometer filled with mercury. The mercury gets heated and the lines are marked to tell you how hot the air is. Hope that helps... Maybe someone else will jump in...

Q: Can aluminum sheets be used for heat shields in appliances?: Appliances can utilize aluminum sheets as heat shields. Aluminum, being a lightweight and highly conductive material, effectively disperses heat. Its ability to withstand high temperatures is due to its high melting point, making it an ideal material for heat shield purposes. Furthermore, aluminum's corrosion resistance guarantees the durability and longevity of the heat shield. Its flexibility enables easy installation and shaping to accommodate different appliance designs. Aluminum sheets find widespread use in appliances like ovens, grills, and heating units as a safeguard against excessive heat, preventing potential damage to surrounding areas.

Q: why can aluminum sheet after oxide film removal react quicker with hydrochloric acid?: the reason is very simple, the original aluminum sheet has a layer of dense oxide film AI2O3, which has prevented the inner aluminum sheet from reacting with hydrochloric acid. but after oxide film removal, aluminum sheet will directly contact hydrochloric acid, generating H2.

Q: What are the different packaging options available for aluminum sheets during transportation?: There are several packaging options available for aluminum sheets during transportation. Some common methods include wrapping the sheets in protective film or paper, using wooden crates or pallets to stack and secure the sheets, and using cardboard or plastic edge protectors to prevent damage. Additionally, aluminum sheets can also be packaged in custom-cut foam or bubble wrap for added cushioning and protection during transit.

Q: on the metal activity series, aluminum sits between magnesium and zinc, and all three sit above hydrogen. Explain why aluminum typically reacts only slowly with dilute acids even though both magnesium and zinc react rapidly: Aluminum metal reacts with oxygen in the air to form a very tightly bonded aluminum oxide on its surface which slows the attack of acids trying to make contact with the aluminum atoms below the surface.

Q: I need to make an aluminum cylinder out of 1/8 6061 plate and tube. I don't have a TIG setup and was considering using Bernzomatic aluminum soldering rods. The cylinder will be pressurized from 20-60 psi. Assuming a clean job, is this pressure ok? How much pressure can the joint take? Also, although the solder does not need flux, should i use it anyway?: Whether that weld will be OK depends on the diameter of the cylinder. The force on the weld will be equal to the operating pressure time the radius of the cylinder, with the wall opposite the weld have an equal force. Divide that force by the thickness of the weld to figure the stress. You want to have a safety factor of about 3. As the Bernzomatic has either a brass or aluminum head, which would melt at the temperatures which are required for true welding (melting metals so that they flow together), you will be performing brazing with a Bernzomatic. I cannot comment on the strength of the brazing bond. The thickness of the brazing metal deposit depends on the strength of the brazing alloy, which I also cannot comment on. 6061 will melt at 1206°, which you will not approach with the Bernzo kit. A blowout of a metal cylinder at 60 psi could be pretty ugly. I suggest that you befriend someone who has a TIG welder and get their help. A properly welded 1/8 thick cylinder could handle about 660 psi with no problem. If you create a lap joint, using an outer strip of aluminum, and then band your cylinder with stainless steel hose clamps, you will be relying upon the brazing only to provide a gas seal. The strength would come from the hose clamps. You still need to do some calculation on forces involved. A 1/2 wide stainless hose clamp will probably hold back about 240 lb. of force with a comfortable margin of safety.

Q: Are 101 aluminum sheets suitable for high-temperature applications?: High-temperature applications are not suitable for 101 aluminum sheets. Although 101 aluminum is a pure aluminum alloy known for its impressive corrosion resistance and formability, it possesses a relatively low melting point of 660 degrees Celsius (1220 degrees Fahrenheit). For high-temperature purposes, it is preferable to use materials like stainless steel or high-temperature alloys, which exhibit higher melting points and superior heat resistance. Utilizing 101 aluminum sheets in high-temperature environments may lead to material deformation, melting, or failure, thereby jeopardizing the integrity and safety of the application.

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