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Heavy Dull Aluminum Baking Sheets - Continuous Casting Aluminum Circle for Pot

Heavy Dull Aluminum Baking Sheets - Continuous Casting Aluminum Circle for Pot

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Loading Port:
Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
2 m.t.
Supply Capability:
5000 m.t./month

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Specification

Grade:
1000 Series,3000 Series
Surface Treatment:
Mill Finish
Shape:
Round
Temper:
O-H112
Application:
Kitchen Use,Food

1.Structure of Continuous Casting Aluminium Circle for Pot

Continuous Casting Aluminium Circle for Pot is one semi-finished aluminium material. This Aluminium Circle is widly used to produce aluminium pot, especially for spinning  The alloy AA1050 is widly used in building, industry ect. Its weight is much lower than steel. So many customers choosed aluminium material instead of steel.

2. Main features of Continuous Casting Aluminium Circle for Pot

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.


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Continuous Casting Aluminium Circle for Pot

Continuous Casting Aluminium Circle for Pot

Continuous Casting Aluminium Circle for Pot



4. Product Specification

AlloyTemperThicknessDiameterWeight
AA1050H140.2MM-2MM100MM-1000MM2 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: How do aluminum sheets perform in terms of thermal expansion?
Aluminum sheets exhibit a relatively high coefficient of thermal expansion, causing them to expand significantly under heat and contract when cooled. This behavior stems from aluminum's nature as a metal with a relatively low melting point and excellent heat conductivity. Heating aluminum sheets increases the energy of its metal atoms, causing them to vibrate and move more rapidly, resulting in expansion. Conversely, cooling the sheets reduces their energy, causing the metal atoms to slow down and move closer together, leading to contraction. Therefore, it is crucial to consider the thermal expansion properties of aluminum sheets when using them in applications that involve temperature fluctuations, as this can impact the material's overall dimensions and performance.
Q: Does aluminum sheet require special handling during transportation?
Transporting aluminum sheets requires special handling due to their lightweight nature and susceptibility to damage if mishandled. To prevent scratching, bending, or denting, it is necessary to take specific precautions. Packaging and securing the sheets in a manner that restricts movement and offers sufficient protection against impacts is crucial. Furthermore, it is important to transport aluminum sheets separately from heavy objects or materials to avoid potential damage caused by their weight. In conclusion, ensuring the safe transportation of aluminum sheets necessitates giving them special care and attention.
Q: Should I purchase a camper made out of aluminum/wood or a fiberglass?I'm looking to purchase a small camper, approx 18', to tow on the back of my SUV. It's a 2011 Wildwood camper. However, I hear campers made out of aluminum and wood aren't very good because the wood can ruin in time and the aluminum can rust, etc. I hear fiberglass campers are better? Anyone have any knowledge or experience with this? Also, any thoughts or advice with brands/models? And about the Wildwood? Thanks in advance.
Aluminum is lighter so it offers economies over the life of the trailer. The Airstream has been built almost as long as I've been around. It is true that the wood does rot And some care is needed to stop the occasional leak. Fiberglass is heaver and has it's own maintenance issues. I've no experience with the Wildwood. What I do know is that motor homes are dirt cheap right now. You might think about taking advantage of the economy and pick-up a motor home at a bargain.
Q: Can aluminum sheets be used for heat dissipation?
Yes, aluminum sheets can be used for heat dissipation. Aluminum is known for its excellent thermal conductivity, which allows it to efficiently transfer heat away from a source. This makes it a popular choice for heat sinks and heat exchangers in various industries. Aluminum sheets can be shaped and formed into different configurations to maximize surface area and enhance heat dissipation. The lightweight and corrosion-resistant nature of aluminum also make it a preferred material for heat dissipation applications.
Q: I broke the swing-arm of a cut-off saw, need to know how to weld it back. I have a stick welder and can weld steel, but have never messed with cast aluminum.
Let me guess. is your saw made by Chicago Electric by chance? I work as a welder and I tried to fix one of those retarded things a customer brought in, about a year back. The real problem here is a faulty design. Plain and simple. The metal used to make the part is extremely cheap. If you had it welded it would probably cost a bit on labor, and furthermore it's very likely to just break again in the future. See if you can find a used saw made by a name brand, like Milwakee, Delta, or Makita. If it's a tool you use often, then you'll save money in the long run, trust me.
Q: Can the aluminum sheets be used for manufacturing heat sinks?
Yes, aluminum sheets can be used for manufacturing heat sinks.
Q: What are the advantages of utilizing aluminum sheets in construction projects in terms of environmental impact?
<p>Using aluminum sheets in construction offers several environmental benefits. They are highly recyclable, which reduces waste and conserves natural resources. Aluminum is lightweight, reducing the carbon footprint associated with transportation. It also has a high strength-to-weight ratio, leading to less material usage and lower energy consumption in production. Additionally, aluminum's reflective properties can help in reducing heat absorption, contributing to energy efficiency in buildings. Moreover, aluminum production technology has advanced to minimize harmful emissions, making it a more sustainable choice for construction materials.</p>
Q: In which autocomponents usage of aluminium is better or otherwise?
Aluminium is lighter as well as stronger than CI. Thats the reason most of the Automobile manufacturers use Aluminium for car bodies while they use cast iron for the underframes and internal chassis....NMN
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: I am ultimately looking to have a bike that is good for both everday commuting and touring with panniers/racks long distance with camping. From what I've read on the internet steel frames are more forgiving and ride smoother. The guy at my local bike shop tells me aluminum frames have more flex and ride better. I don't know if he's just trying to make a sale (Giant dealer) or to trust him, unfortunately the staff there are all just racers not tourers. If you can recommend any brands/models to check out that'd be good. From my research thus far I am in love with Co Motion bikes, just not the price! I'm looking at $1000 max for a good touring bike. Thanks!
Surly LHT Surly Cross Check - suitable for lighter touring Soma Saga Salsa Fargo - heavy duty rig Salsa Casseroll - for light touring Kona Sutra - another mtb-based tourer Bob Jackson World Tour Nothing is as cheap as the nashbar alum frame. No reason to completely rule out aluminum options, though. Steel offers a nice ride, but frames made with nicer steel tubes are probably out of your price range. Aluminim can be plenty strong, especially if it's a hybrid-type frame. For example, Trek's 7.3 would be a fine platform for building a touring bike, yet the frame is aluminum...but plenty strong...and the quality of the frame will exceed an LHT. If you've got to have steel and don't have much funds available, even for a $450 frameset, consider sourcing an older (late-80s to mid-90s) rigid mtb. These had longer chainstays and wheelbases than modern mountain bikes, and the tubing and construction was naturally durable. Yeah, I see your point #2, but if wishes were horses...

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