Sheets of Diamond Plate Aluminum - Aluminum Discs for Cookware 1050 1060 3003 for Non-Stick Pans Wholesale
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Specification
The lightness and excellent thermal conductivity of aluminum alloy make it a high-quality material for making cookware, especially suitable for cooking environments that require rapid heating and uniform heat distribution, such as outdoor cooking or home use. Aluminum alloys such as 1050, 1060, and 3003 are usually used . It is an excellent choice for manufacturing cookware due to its thermal conductivity, lightweight durability, food safety, ease of processing and cost-effectiveness.
Specifications of aluminum discs for cookware:
| Alloy | 1050, 1060, 1070, 1100, 3003, 3004, 3105, 3A21, 5005, 5052, 5083, 5182, etc. |
| Temper | O, H12, H14, H18, H24, H32, etc. |
| Thickness | 0.2-10mm |
| Width | 50-1600mm |
| Process | hot rolling (DC) or cold rolling (CC) |
| Surface Treatment | Polished |
| Surface | Hairline, Oxidation, Mirror, Embossed, etc |
| Appearance | The surface is smooth and clean, without scratches, whole parts, oil stains or oxidation; the cutting edge has no burrs. Package seaworthy wooden pallet, wooden box, aluminum crate |
| Usage | Suitable for aluminum cookware, pots, pans, frying pans, rice cookers non-stick, pressure cooker soup pots, pizza trays, kettles, fryers, baking sheets, traffic signs, light reflectors, etc. |
Characteristics of aluminum discs for cookware:
1. High thermal conductivity: Aluminum can dissipate heat evenly and quickly. This ensures food cooks evenly and prevents burning or overheating.
2. Lightweight: Aluminum is lightweight compared to other metals used in cookware manufacturing, such as cast iron or stainless steel. This makes aluminum cookware easy to handle and operate, especially for tasks that require frequent stirring or turning.
3. Safety and hygiene: It is safe for food contact and will not release harmful substances into food during the cooking process, ensuring the safety of the final dish.
4. Corrosion resistance: Aluminum disc 1050 has good corrosion resistance, which is very important for cookware exposed to moisture, acid and other food ingredients. Proper care and maintenance can further extend its lifespan.
5. Excellent formability: Aluminum is highly formable, allowing manufacturers to shape it into a variety of cookware designs, including pots, pans and trays. This versatility enables the production of cookware in different sizes, shapes and functions to meet consumer demands.
6. Affordable: Aluminum is low-cost compared to other materials used in cookware production, and its relatively low cost makes it an attractive option for both manufacturers and consumers.
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- Q: What is made when Aluminium and Hydrochloric Acid reacts? It makes a dense white smoke with a metallic odour in the gas. Could it be dissolved amounts of Aluminium Chloride or small amounts of unreacted Aluminium in the gas? Or could be that the Chlorine (in equilibrium with HCl and HClO) made chlorates and perchlorates of aluminium that give off odours?Don't tell me the gas isn't supposed to have an odour. I know what diatomic Hydrogen smells like. Nothing. That's the way it should be. But unfortunately, that's not the way it is.
- When aluminum reacts with hydrochloric acid heat is produced as well as aluminum chloride. This heat is warming up the HCl, which you should remember is a gas dissolved in water, a little of which evolves from the water. You're smelling HCl gas. There shouldn't be any dense white smoke, unless you've got an open container of ammonia nearby. In that case the smoke is particulate ammonium chloride, produced by the reaction in the air of HCl and NH3.
- Q: A 15.1 g aluminum block is warmed to 53.2 °C and plunged into an insulated beakercontaining 32.6 g of water initially at 24.4 °C. The aluminum and the water are allowed to cometo thermal equilibrium.Assuming that no heat is lost, what is the final temperature of the water and aluminum?
- To solve this problem, you need the heat capacity of water and Al, I know off hand the heat capacity of water but you'll need to look it up for Al. From the problem, you know that the heat given up as the aluminum cools is gained by the water heating up. As there is no phase change, the heat gained (or lost) is mass * heat capacity * temperature change energy gained by water = energy lost by Al. Let Tf be the final temperature of the Al and water. 32.6 g * 4.18 J/gK * (Tf - 24.4C) = 15.1 g * heat capacity of Al * (53.2 C - Tf) Solve for Tf. Because there is almost twice as much water as Al and water has a higher heat capacity than Al, the temperature will be closer to 24.4C than it is to 53.2C
- Q: What are the different forming techniques for aluminum sheets?
- Aluminum sheets can be shaped using several different forming techniques. One technique commonly used is bending, where force is applied to the sheet to achieve the desired shape. This can be done manually with a press brake or through automated processes like roll forming or stretch forming. Another technique, called deep drawing, involves using a die and punch to stretch the aluminum sheet into a three-dimensional shape. This method is often employed to create cylindrical or box-shaped components such as cans or containers. Hydroforming is another option for shaping aluminum sheets. It utilizes hydraulic pressure to mold the sheet against a form or mold. This technique is particularly useful for creating complex and irregular shapes that would be challenging to achieve with other methods. For creating symmetrical shapes like bowls or cones, spinning is a commonly used technique. It entails rotating the aluminum sheet against a mandrel while applying pressure to shape it into the desired form. Lastly, there is a technique known as stamping, which involves pressing the aluminum sheet against a die to create a specific shape. This technique is frequently employed in high-volume production of components such as automotive body panels. In conclusion, these forming techniques provide a wide range of options for shaping aluminum sheets into various forms and designs. This allows for flexibility and versatility in manufacturing processes.
- Q: Can aluminum sheets be used for heat dissipation?
- Indeed, heat dissipation can be achieved by employing aluminum sheets. Renowned for its outstanding thermal conductivity, aluminum effectively conducts heat away from its origin, rendering it highly sought-after in numerous industries for heat sinks and heat exchangers. By molding and shaping aluminum sheets into diverse arrangements, surface area can be maximized, thereby augmenting heat dissipation. Additionally, the lightweight and corrosion-resistant characteristics of aluminum render it a favored material for applications involving heat dissipation.
- Q: Can aluminum sheet be used for electrical connectors?
- Yes, aluminum sheet can be used for electrical connectors. Aluminum is a good conductor of electricity and is often used in electrical applications due to its high conductivity, lightweight nature, and cost-effectiveness. However, it is important to consider the specific requirements and conditions of the electrical system to determine if aluminum sheet is suitable for a particular connector application.
- Q: how would you use aluminum to extract silver from film?just ideas please
- The silver in film is part of a silver salt (silver halides.) It is a very very small amount, probably less than 1 cent worth per roll. You would be a lot better off selling the film than trying to extract the silver from it. If you are hell bent on it, the first step is to expose the film to light. This will break the silver from the halides. Then you can go about trying to figure out how to get the silver apart from the film. I am sure it is possible, but it would involve a lot of work. I imagine you you would spend about $100 on ever $1 worth of silver you could extract.
- Q: What is the thermal conductivity of 101 aluminum sheets?
- The thermal conductivity of 101 aluminum sheets is approximately 209 W/m·K.
- Q: What are the potential safety issues that may arise from the use of aluminum sheets?
- <p>Aluminum sheets are generally safe to use in most applications. However, there are a few safety concerns to consider. First, aluminum can be a skin irritant for some individuals, so it's important to wear protective gloves when handling. Second, aluminum dust, when inhaled, can cause respiratory issues. Proper ventilation should be maintained during cutting or grinding operations. Lastly, aluminum can conduct electricity, so it should not be used in electrical applications without proper insulation. Always follow safety guidelines and use protective equipment when working with aluminum sheets to minimize these risks.</p>
- Q: Are the aluminum sheets suitable for manufacturing kitchen backsplashes?
- Indeed, kitchen backsplashes can be manufactured using aluminum sheets. Aluminum, being a lightweight and durable material, has commendable resistance against corrosion and heat. Moreover, it is effortlessly cleaned and maintained, making it highly suitable for kitchen usage where splatters and spills are prevalent. The versatility of aluminum sheets allows them to be easily cut and shaped to fit any kitchen size and design, providing ample flexibility in creating personalized backsplashes. Furthermore, aluminum contributes a modern and sleek aesthetic, thus imparting a contemporary touch to the kitchen decor. All in all, opting for aluminum sheets as a manufacturing material for kitchen backsplashes is both practical and stylish.
- Q: (2) when aluminium foil is dipped in mercury for a short time and then placed in water a reaction is seen to occur with hydrogen gas being one of the products.?????
- Aluminium is very reactive in air and forms a protective oxide coating. This protects it when placed in water as aluminium oxide is unreactive with water. When immersed in mercury the oxide coating is removed and therefore the aluminium itself reacts when the cleaned aluminium metal is immersed in water.
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Sheets of Diamond Plate Aluminum - Aluminum Discs for Cookware 1050 1060 3003 for Non-Stick Pans Wholesale
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- Min Order Qty:
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