• 1100 0 Aluminum Coil for Directly Casting Aluminium Circle Cookware Material System 1
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1100 0 Aluminum Coil for Directly Casting Aluminium Circle Cookware Material

1100 0 Aluminum Coil for Directly Casting Aluminium Circle Cookware Material

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5 m.t.
Supply Capability:
80000 m.t./month

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Specification

Grade:
1000 Series,3000 Series,4000 Series,5000 Series,6000 Series,7000 Series,2000 Series
Surface Treatment:
Coated,Embossed,Anodized,Polished,Mill Finish,Color Coated,Oxidized,Enameled Wire,Brushed,Printed,Composited,Holographic Impression,Sand Blasted,Powder Coating
Shape:
Angle,Square,T-Profile,Round,Flat,Rectangular,Oval,Hexagonal
Temper:
T3-T8,O-H112,T351-T651,T351-T851,Soft,Half Hard,Hard
Application:
Liner & Wad,Decorations,Door & Window,Heat Sink,Transportation Tools,Glass Wall,Food,Kitchen Use,Pharmaceutical,Seal & Closure,Insulation Material,Label & Tag

Directly Casting Aluminium Circle For Cookware Material

Description

Thickess


0.55MM-8.0MM,As your request

alloy


Aluminum circle Alloy   1050,1060,1100,3003 

Temper

 

H12.H14,H16,H18,H24,H26.O

 Diameter

 

80mm-1200mm

Dimensions


can be produced according to your   specifications

Advantage


Though smelting, casting, hot-rolling,   cold-rolling, heat-treatment, finishing and other technology, the heavy   melting alminium and an appropriate quality of alloying elements is processed   to light nonferrous metal material which has the characters of fine luster,   good looing, light weight, poisonless and smellessncss, and it also has good   propertles of transmitting electric current and heat, processing and   corrosion-resisting Applicability

Application


The product is widely  used in   cold-extrusion, Reflector, Traffic sign or deeply-drawing for  making   electric rice cookers, non-stick pans/pots, kitchens, cookware, cooking-utensil

Packing detail


Export standard package, bundled or be   required. The inner size of container is below: 20ft GP: 5.8m(length) x   2.13m(width) x 2.18m(high) about 24-26CBM 40ft GP: 11.8m(length) x   2.13m(width) x 2.18m(high) about 54CBM 40ft HG: 11.8m(length) x 2.13m(width)   x 2.72m(high) about 68CBM

 

Directly Casting Aluminium Circle For Cookware Material

Directly Casting Aluminium Circle For Cookware Material



PVDF and PE Coated Aluminium Coils/Sheets

PVDF color pre coated aluminum coils/ sheets:

It is well known that fluorocarbon lacquer coating (PVDF coating) owes the best acid resistant/alkali and temperature tolerant capabilities of all painting materials. Being the best quality of precoated aluminum, PVDF coated coils are especially suitable for outdoor roofing walls and ceiling manufacturing.

 

Polyester (PE) color pre coated aluminum coils/ sheets :

Using high-grade polyester lacquer coating material, the finished coated coils are with delicate color uniform texture, color and diverse. It is the most popular and most common used materials in decorative usage. The PE coated aluminum are widely used in ACP( aluminum composite panel ) production and indoor ceiling usage.

 

FAQ

--Q: Do you provide free samples?

--A: Yes, free samples will be sent to you on freight at destination.

 

--Q: Can I get your latest products catalogue?

--A: Yes, it will be sent to you in no time.

 

--Q: What is the MOQ?

--A: 2 tons

 

--Q: What are your payment terms?

--A: We accept L/C, T/T.

 

--Q: What kinds of alloy can you supply?

--A: 1000 series: 1050, 1060, 1070, 1100, 1145, 1200

    3000 series: 3003, 3004, 3105, 3104

    5000 series: 5052, 5083, 5754, 5182

    6000 series: 6061, 6063, 6062, 6063

    8000 series: 8011, 8021

 

--Q: What kinds of temper can you supply?

--A: O-H112: O,H12,H14,H16,H18,H22,H24,H26,H,32,H34,H111,H112

        T3, T4, T6


Q: I have been trying to make some thermite for a while now, and I haven't had much success. I have tried using iron oxide and that didn't work. then I tried using manganese dioxide, also without success. I'm pretty sure I have the right proportions for each of the corresponding oxides, but it just isn't working. I am using magnesium ribbon to light it.The aluminum I am using is the byproduct of me trying to cut a block of aluminum with a hacksaw (best way I have available to cut it) and there is a lot of aluminum powder that is being made. But i'm not sure if it is fine enough to be effective. I don't have an etch-a -sketch so that's not an option. I know that it has to be fairly fine grained, but how small do the particles need to be?FOR EVERYONE WHO IS GOING TO TRY AND TELL ME THAT MAKING THERMITE IS DANGEROUS OR SOMETHING ALONG THOSE LINES......DONT!!!!!!!!.......... IM NOT GOING TO LISTEN SO SAVE YOURSELF THE TYPING AND ME THE READING
In 35+ years of demonstrating the thermite reaction, I have used fine aluminium powder to quite visible small bits. The proportions don't seem too critical, but try and keep near the amounts represented by the balanced eqtn. The difficult bit is getting the wretched stuff to ignite. With some mixes several strands of magnesium ribbon as fuse still wouldn't get it to ignite. I found a pile of 'ignition powder' at the base of the Mg often helped. There was a good commercial one available in the UK but I often made one up, main ingredients barium peroxide and magnesium powder, about 50/50. Needless to say, ignite with this mix where you won't breathe any nasty fumes. To get a good result, if I didn't use a proper crucible, I shaped one of Al foil about the capacity of 2-3 eggcups. This was put on sand in a big coffee tin, then more sand added to fill round the sides. This would give a good amount of iron. I once made the mistake of rushing in too quickly to get out the red hot iron.... and completely melted the ends of a large pair of Nickel tongs!
Q: How are aluminum coils cut and shaped?
Aluminum coils are cut and shaped using various methods including shearing, slitting, and pressing. Shearing involves using sharp blades to cut the coil into desired lengths. Slitting is a process where the coil is fed through a machine with rotating circular blades that cut it into narrower strips. Pressing, on the other hand, involves using hydraulic or mechanical presses to shape the coil into specific forms through bending, punching, or forming. These techniques allow for precise cutting and shaping of aluminum coils, catering to different requirements and applications.
Q: Can aluminum coils be used in explosive environments?
No, aluminum coils cannot be used in explosive environments as aluminum is not intrinsically safe and can ignite or cause sparks in the presence of flammable or explosive gases.
Q: What is the reason for the grooves that go around the circumference of a tin/aluminium can? It can't be for grip because they're covered with paper anyway and i don't think it would make much difference.
This is the correct answer. This is a Microsoft Interview Question Source: How Would You Move Mount Fuji?: Microsoft's Cult of the Puzzle -- How the World's Smartest Companies Select the Most Creative Thinkers There was a time when cans were in rectangular shape and made of heavy steel. As can companies became more cost and environment conscious, they figured out ways to switch to thinner aluminum cans. The thin aluminum is less strong. Like eggshells, today's cans are just about as thin as they can be and still reliably enclose their contents. This demands architectural tricks that weren't necessary with the steel cans. The thickest and strongest part of the can is the top, attached separately with a crimp. The top has to stand the stress of someone ripping open the flip top. Because the top is thicker metal, the manufacturers found it desirable to minimize its diameter. So they shrunk the top a little. This meant adding a bevel at the top to connect it to the rest of the can. (They couldn't shrink the diameter of the whole can, or it would hold less beer.) Once you shrink the top, you also have to shrink the bottom, for the cans are supposed to stack. Both top and bottom are tapered. There are other reasons why thebottom is tapered. The bottom and middle are pressed from a single piece of thin aluminum, eliminating the extra step of attaching a separate bottom to the can. This is easiest to do when there is a bevel rather than a sharp right angle. The bevel also makes the can a little more dent-proof at the ends. You could get a similar strengthening effect with a convex bottom, but then the cans wouldn't stack.
Q: Are there any environmental benefits to using aluminum coils?
Yes, there are several environmental benefits to using aluminum coils. Firstly, aluminum is a highly sustainable material as it is 100% recyclable without losing its original properties. This means that using aluminum coils helps reduce the demand for mining and extracting new raw materials, reducing the environmental impact associated with these processes. Additionally, recycling aluminum requires only about 5% of the energy needed to produce primary aluminum, resulting in significant energy savings and reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, aluminum coils have a longer lifespan compared to other materials commonly used in coils, such as copper or steel. This durability means that fewer coils need to be manufactured and replaced over time, resulting in less waste generation and lower overall environmental impact. Furthermore, aluminum is corrosion-resistant, which eliminates the need for additional treatments or coatings that may contain harmful chemicals. This reduces the release of potentially hazardous substances into the environment during the manufacturing and use of aluminum coils. Lastly, aluminum is lightweight, which contributes to lower transportation costs and energy consumption during distribution. This aspect decreases fuel consumption and associated emissions, reducing the overall carbon footprint of using aluminum coils. Considering these factors, the use of aluminum coils provides significant environmental benefits, including reduced resource extraction, energy conservation, waste reduction, and lower emissions.
Q: When aluminum metal is heated with an element from group VIA of the periodic table, an ionic compound forms. When the experiment is performed with an unknown croup VIA element, the product is 18.56% Al by mass. What is the formula of the compound and what is its name?
Let's say you have l00 grams of this compound, so inside the compound would be l8.56 grams of Aluminum and the remaining. 81.44 grams of the second element. Elements in group 6A have 6 electrons in their outer shell and an oxidation # of -2 and the formula for the compound would be Al2X3. a 2mole Al to 3 mole X ratio. The compound would have the atom ratio of Al2X3 derived from the valences of +3 and -2. So the two aluminum atoms in the compound would be providing a total mass of l8.56 grams and the three atoms of X would be providing the remaining mass of 81.44 g so we have the ratio. l8.56 g Al/ 2 Al moles = 81.44 grams element X/ 3 moles X The mass ratio between these two elements is 8l.44 over l8.56 or 4.38 to l The atomic wt. total for 2 aluminum atoms is 54 so the atomic wtl total for three atoms of element X should be 4.38 times 54 which is 236.9 Now if we divide 236.9 by three atoms of X in the compound we get an atomic wt. of 78.9 which corresponds to Selenium So the compound is Al2Se3. This was a challenging problem, congratulations to your chem teacher.!!!
Q: What is the maximum coil width available?
The maximum coil width available varies depending on the specific application and industry. However, it can range from a few inches to several feet, depending on the capabilities of the coil processing equipment and the requirements of the customer.
Q: What is the typical thickness of an aluminum coil?
The typical thickness of an aluminum coil can vary depending on its intended use and application. However, common thicknesses range from 0.15mm to 8mm.
Q: Are there any limitations on the welding or soldering of aluminum coils?
Yes, there are limitations on the welding or soldering of aluminum coils. Aluminum is a highly reactive metal with a low melting point, which makes it challenging to weld or solder compared to other metals. One limitation is the formation of oxide layers on the surface of aluminum, which inhibits the formation of strong bonds during welding or soldering. These oxide layers need to be removed before the process, typically by using chemical cleaning agents or mechanical methods, such as abrasive cleaning. Another limitation is the high thermal conductivity of aluminum, which causes rapid heat dissipation. This can make it difficult to achieve and maintain the required temperature for welding or soldering. Specialized equipment and techniques, such as using high-frequency welding or preheating the aluminum, may be necessary to overcome this limitation. Additionally, aluminum has a tendency to deform or warp easily when exposed to high temperatures. This can lead to distortion or changes in the shape of the coils during the welding or soldering process. Proper clamping or fixturing techniques are often required to minimize distortion and maintain the desired shape of the coils. Furthermore, the use of filler materials in welding or soldering aluminum coils can also be challenging. Aluminum has a relatively high thermal expansion coefficient, meaning it expands and contracts significantly with changes in temperature. This can result in cracks or weak joints if the filler material does not have a similar thermal expansion coefficient to aluminum. Specialized filler materials, such as aluminum-silicon alloys, are often used to address this limitation. Overall, while welding or soldering aluminum coils is possible, it requires specialized knowledge, techniques, and equipment to overcome the limitations associated with the material's reactivity, heat dissipation, deformation, and filler material selection.
Q: How do aluminum coils contribute to energy-efficient lighting systems?
Aluminum coils contribute to energy-efficient lighting systems by improving the heat dissipation process. When used in the construction of LED lighting fixtures, aluminum coils help in efficiently transferring heat away from the LED chips, preventing overheating and reducing energy consumption. This improved heat management ensures that the lighting system operates at optimal temperature, thereby extending the lifespan of the LEDs and enhancing overall energy efficiency.

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