Berger Aluminum Coil - Aluminium Profiles for Window, Door, and Heat Sink Profiles
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1.Structure of Aluminium Profiles Window and Door Profiles Heat Sink Profile Description:
Aluminium Profiles Window and Door Profiles Heat Sink Profile(also spelled anodising, particularly in the UK and Australia) is an electrolytic passivation process used to increase the thickness of the natural oxide layer on the surface of metal parts. Anodized aluminium surfaces, for example, are harder than aluminium but have low to moderate wear resistance that can be improved with increasing thickness or by applying suitable sealing substances.
2.Main Features of the Aluminium Profiles Window and Door Profiles Heat Sink Profile:
High corrosion-resistance;
weather-resistance;
heat-resistance;
alkali-resistance and impact-resistance properties.
3.Aluminium Profiles Window and Door Profiles Heat Sink Profile Images:
4.Aluminium Profiles Window and Door Profiles Heat Sink Profile 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: This question asks for methods to prevent rust formation on aluminum coils during indoor storage.
- <p>To prevent rust on aluminum coils when storing them indoors, ensure that the storage area is clean and dry. Keep the coils away from moisture and humidity, as these can cause oxidation. Use protective wrapping or coverings to shield the coils from dust and airborne moisture. Regularly inspect the coils for any signs of condensation or dampness and address these promptly. Maintain proper ventilation in the storage area to reduce humidity levels. Additionally, avoid stacking the coils directly on the ground; use pallets or racks to elevate them, which helps in air circulation and prevents contact with moisture that could be present on the floor.</p>
- Q: Can aluminum coils be used in the production of aluminum garage doors?
- Aluminum garage doors can indeed incorporate aluminum coils. Due to its lightweight nature, durability, and resistance to corrosion, aluminum is widely favored as a material for garage doors. Typically, aluminum coils are employed to fabricate the panels and frames of these doors. These coils can be effortlessly molded and manipulated into the desired garage door design. Moreover, aluminum coils can be powder coated or painted to impart a polished appearance and enhance the visual appeal of the garage door. In conclusion, aluminum coils are a flexible and pragmatic option for the manufacturing of aluminum garage doors.
- Q: What are the potential drawbacks or limitations of using aluminum coils?
- There are several potential drawbacks or limitations associated with using aluminum coils. Firstly, aluminum is a relatively soft metal compared to other coil materials like copper or steel. This softness can make the aluminum coils more vulnerable to damage, such as denting or bending, especially in high-impact environments. Additionally, aluminum is prone to corrosion, particularly in harsh or corrosive environments, which can negatively impact the performance and lifespan of the coils. Another limitation of aluminum coils is their lower thermal conductivity compared to copper coils. This means that aluminum coils may not be as efficient in transferring heat, which can result in decreased cooling or heating performance in certain applications. Additionally, the lower thermal conductivity may lead to higher energy consumption, as the system would need to work harder to achieve the desired temperature. Moreover, when aluminum coils are used in HVAC systems, there can be compatibility issues with certain refrigerants. Aluminum can react with certain refrigerants, causing corrosion or other chemical reactions that may compromise the performance and longevity of the coils. This requires careful consideration and compatibility testing when selecting the refrigerant to be used with aluminum coils. Lastly, the cost of aluminum coils can be higher compared to other coil materials. While aluminum itself is relatively inexpensive, the manufacturing process of aluminum coils can be more complex and costly, which can impact the overall cost of the product. Despite these drawbacks, aluminum coils are still widely used in various industries due to their lightweight nature, good electrical conductivity, and resistance to certain types of corrosion. However, it is essential to carefully assess the specific application, environment, and requirements before selecting aluminum coils to ensure they are the most suitable choice.
- Q: This question asks for the method to calculate the weight of an aluminum coil given its size.
- <p>To calculate the weight of an aluminum coil, you need to know its dimensions and the density of aluminum. The formula to calculate the weight is: Weight = Volume 脳 Density. First, determine the volume of the coil by multiplying its length (L), width (W), and thickness (T): Volume = L 脳 W 脳 T. The density of aluminum is approximately 2.7 grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm鲁). Convert the volume to cubic centimeters if it's not already. Then, multiply the volume by the density to get the weight in grams. To convert grams to kilograms, divide by 1000. This will give you the weight of the aluminum coil.</p>
- Q: The choice between Vinyl and Aluminum? By Mastercraft Exteriors
- Are you asking what I think is better? It really depends on your house your neighborhood and your pocket book. I myself prefer vinyl. Aluminum will dent. A stone from the lawn mower can dent it. Not everytime but it can and over time I guarantee it will. So will that baseball the neighborhood kid throws, (because your child would never do that). Both should be available in the insulation backed version of the product if not through them then through another contractor. So if R-values are a deciding factor you can get about the same from either product. There is a lot more versatility with vinyl around windows and corners.
- Q: Can aluminum coils be painted or coated for aesthetic purposes?
- Yes, aluminum coils can be painted or coated for aesthetic purposes. This process involves applying a suitable paint or coating to the surface of the coils to enhance their appearance and provide protection against corrosion or other environmental factors.
- Q: wikipedia says welding aluminum by means of stick welding is possible but i have always been told TIG is the only way to weld aluminum. what do i need in order to stick weld aluminum? BTW i have a Lincoln Electric AC 225 Stick Welder
- aluminum stick rods are available in various electrode thickness ranges and can be used above 1/8 thickness with an AC machine. The fact that you have an electric machine makes it easier bc the amps and volts stay more consistant than a gas powered unit. I prefer to warm the base metal to about 125 to 150 degrees F prior to welding. Clean the surface area with a STAINLESS STEEL wire brush to remove the oxidation, strike the arc in the normal pattern and then lay the rod back almost parallel with the material and cross arc or long arc against the base metal to allow the material to heat up but not overheat...the weld metal will carry across the arc and drop onto the melted base metal. Good Luck
- Q: Hi,I am fairly new to design and have been doing technical drawing for only a few months. We have an item, that supports up to about 800KG of weight, as a C shaped channel. We are currently making this out of 3mm Mild Steel. Due to a new design, we are changing this design to avoid welding and painting the above part. This means we will be making the part from Galv sheet.I would like to make the part from Aluminium because 1) There will be no rust, 2) I think it will look better than Galv sheet but I need to keep the cost down.We use 3mm mild at the moment, because it is easier to weld than 2mm, not for strength really.Therefore, my question is, in everybody's opinion, would it be OK to make it from 2mm Aluminium, or is this likly to end in disaster?FYI, the part is 1600mm long, then on each long side there are presses of up 250mm, down 80mm and down 20mm. The weight is supported at 4 points on the 80mm flanges.What a question for my first go Answers! TIA
- That is actually a complicated question that may need serious engineering. First of all, pure aluminum is rather soft and flexible and you may need to consider an aluminum alloy, perhaps an alloy used in aircraft structures to resists loads. The nature of the load (concentrated or distributed) may affect how the channel tends to bend and the strength needed to resist bending. C channels many tend to bend, shear, twist or buckle and could also fail where loads are applied or at end connections. Likely, mechanical engineers would make a freebody diagram of the channel and study its loading and physical restraints to calculate the strengths needed. Then it is likely a safety factor (10%, 50%, etc. extra strength) would be required depending upon the consequences of failure. If public safety is at issue, calculations should be performed (or checked) by a licensed professional engineer. Because channels (usually) can not be custom made at rolling mills (unless there is a huge order) the next larger available channel in the correct alluminum alloy may be required. Often insurance and product liability demand a correct solution. If the existing mild steel flange works, it (or an assembly drawing) could be presented to show the necessary configuration and help identify possible interferences if channel dimensions must change. Depending upon environment (wet, dry etc.) mixing metal parts may raise corosion concerns. For example, drainage from copper flashings on roofs tends to corode aluminum gutters. Aluminum alloy will likely be more expensive than mild steel and titanium would be stronger and lighter than aluminum (and is now being used in aircrafts) but would be even more expensive. Channel cost may be more important in a large production run than in a one of a kind structure.
- Q: Is it possible to use a metal detector to locate an aluminum coil?
- <p>Yes, you can use a metal detector to detect aluminum coils. Metal detectors are designed to detect various types of metal, including aluminum. While they are often used for detecting ferrous metals like iron, they can also pick up non-ferrous metals such as aluminum. The effectiveness of detecting aluminum may vary depending on the type of metal detector and its sensitivity settings. Ground conditions and the size and composition of the aluminum coil can also affect detection. It's important to adjust the metal detector to the appropriate settings for detecting non-ferrous metals to increase the chances of successful detection.</p>
- Q: Are aluminum coils suitable for pharmaceutical vial caps?
- Yes, aluminum coils are suitable for pharmaceutical vial caps. Aluminum is a preferred material for pharmaceutical packaging due to its excellent barrier properties, which help to protect the contents of the vials from moisture, oxygen, and other contaminants. Aluminum coils can be easily formed into caps of various sizes and shapes to fit different vial types. Additionally, aluminum is a lightweight material, making it convenient for transportation and handling. Moreover, aluminum is resistant to corrosion, ensuring the integrity of the vial caps during storage and use. Overall, aluminum coils are a suitable choice for pharmaceutical vial caps due to their barrier properties, versatility, and durability.
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Berger Aluminum Coil - Aluminium Profiles for Window, Door, and Heat Sink Profiles
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