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Corrugated Aluminum Sheets - Hot Rolled Anodized Alloy 1060 1070 1050 Thin Aluminum Mirror Sheets

Corrugated Aluminum Sheets - Hot Rolled Anodized Alloy 1060 1070 1050 Thin Aluminum Mirror Sheets

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Loading Port:
China main port
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
5 m.t.
Supply Capability:
500 m.t./month

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Specification

Grade:
1000 Series,5000 Series,3000 Series
Surface Treatment:
Embossed,Mill Finish
Shape:
Flat
Temper:
O-H112,Half Hard,Hard
Application:
Decorations,Door & Window
Technique:
D/C, C/C
Thickness:
0.08-150mm
Width:
150-2000mm
Length:
2440
Packaging:
Wooden pallets with paper intereaved

Hot rolling anodized alloy 1060 1070 1050 thin aluminum mirror sheets 



ALLOY : AA1***(AA1050,AA1060,AA1070,AA1100etc)

       AA3***(AA3003,AA3004,AA3005,AA3105etc)

       AA5***(AA5052 etc)

TEMPER:H14,H18,H24,H26,H32

THICKNESS:0.2mm-20mm

WIDTH:10mm-1500mm

EMBOSSED PATTERNS : Diamond, stucoo,bars etc

STANDARD: GB/T3880-2006

Special specification is available on customer's requirement


Product Description

 

Goods name

Aluminum plate

alloy

Yes

Plance of origin

China  

Quality

Prime quality

Certificate

ISO9001

Grade

3000 Series

Thickness

0.3-150mm

Type

                                                          Plate

Width

                                                     300-1950mm

Model   number

3003,3004,3005,3014,3105

Surface

Mill finish

Temper

O-H112



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Hot Rolling Anodized Alloy 1060 1070 1050 Thin Aluminum Mirror Sheets


Hot Rolling Anodized Alloy 1060 1070 1050 Thin Aluminum Mirror Sheets


Q: How do aluminum sheets perform in extreme temperatures?
Aluminum sheets are known for their excellent performance in extreme temperatures. Aluminum has a high melting point, around 660 degrees Celsius, which makes it capable of withstanding high temperatures without deforming or melting. In extreme heat, aluminum sheets have a low thermal expansion rate, meaning they will not expand or contract significantly, ensuring dimensional stability. This makes them ideal for applications in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and construction, where extreme temperatures are common. Similarly, in extremely cold temperatures, aluminum sheets retain their strength and durability, unlike some other metals that become brittle and prone to cracking. Additionally, aluminum has excellent thermal conductivity, allowing it to distribute heat evenly, which is beneficial in applications where heat dissipation is crucial. Overall, aluminum sheets perform exceptionally well in extreme temperatures, making them a reliable choice for various industries.
Q: This question asks for precautions or methods to protect aluminum sheets from damage during the installation process.
<p>To ensure that the installation process does not damage aluminum sheets, follow these steps: Use protective gloves to avoid scratches from hand oils or dirt. Employ non-marring tools to prevent any indentations or marks. Handle the sheets carefully to avoid bending or denting. Keep the surface clean and dry to prevent any chemical reactions or stains. Use appropriate support structures to distribute weight evenly and prevent warping. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation to avoid any improper handling that could lead to damage. Regularly inspect the sheets for any signs of damage during the installation process and address any issues promptly.</p>
Q: I've narrowed down my next bike next year to either the cannondale Caad10 Ultegra version or the supersix 105 version, I've heard good things about both bikes, and at this point its gonna be down to preference after I ride it but, is aluminum stronger than carbon or vice versa? Will carbon crack easily or fail catastrophically?
Carbon fiber and aluminum are newer and increasingly popular substitutes for the original bike frame material, steel. In the early 21st century, carbon fiber gained a reputation for being lightweight and the latest frame technology, but advancements in aluminum alloys and frame construction make the two frame materials equal contenders for best material. Almost all carbon fiber bicycles are designed for competitive road riders, who can get increased speed from riding on such a lightweight material. In contrast, aluminum frames are available for road, mountain, cyclocross, hybrid and other models of bikes as they come in different grades. Carbon fiber frames are not always lighter than aluminum frames. Weight depends on construction methods. According to outdoor equipment retailer REI, when it comes to bike frames, the more you pay, the less it weighs, and this holds true for carbon fiber and aluminum bikes. Compare two bikes of any frame material, and the lighter one will cost less. Due to the weight forces operating on a loaded-down touring bike, carbon fiber is a poor choice for such trips, as well as for any sort of off-road riding or trick riding. Lance Armstrong notes that the areas where metal fittings, such as fork ends, bottom bracket shells or headsets, attach to a carbon fiber frame are particularly weak. Carbon fiber is excellent for racing, with its combination of durability and weight. Aluminum frames handle better the weight and shocks of grocery shopping, commuting and trail riding.
Q: Do 101 aluminum sheets have any specific sound or vibration damping properties?
Yes, 101 aluminum sheets have specific sound and vibration damping properties. Aluminum is known for its excellent damping characteristics, meaning it can effectively absorb or dampen vibrations and reduce noise levels. This is due to its high density and stiffness, which allow it to dissipate vibrational energy. Additionally, aluminum sheets can be further enhanced by applying sound-damping coatings or treatments, such as adhesive-backed damping sheets or constrained layer damping materials. These treatments can further improve the sound and vibration damping properties of 101 aluminum sheets, making them a popular choice in various industries where noise reduction and vibration control are important considerations, such as automotive, aerospace, and construction.
Q: Can aluminum sheets be anodized with custom colors?
Yes, aluminum sheets can be anodized with custom colors. Anodizing is an electrochemical process that adds a protective oxide layer to the surface of aluminum, enhancing its durability and corrosion resistance. During the anodizing process, the aluminum sheet is immersed in an electrolytic solution and an electrical current is passed through it. This causes a controlled oxidation of the aluminum surface, creating a porous layer that can be dyed to achieve custom colors. By carefully selecting the dye, different shades and hues can be achieved, allowing for a wide range of custom color options. Additionally, anodized aluminum sheets can also be further processed with techniques such as laser engraving or printing to create unique designs and patterns, making them a versatile choice for various applications in industries like architecture, automotive, and electronics.
Q: This question asks for a comparison of the benefits and drawbacks of using aluminum sheets as a roofing material.
<p>Aluminum sheets for roofing offer several advantages, including durability, resistance to rust and corrosion, lightweight nature, and energy efficiency due to reflective properties. They are also easy to install and maintain, and can be recycled, making them environmentally friendly. However, there are some disadvantages such as being more expensive than some other roofing materials, potential for denting if not properly installed, and noise issues during heavy rain or hail due to their lightweight nature. Additionally, they may require more frequent replacement compared to some other materials.</p>
Q: Can aluminum sheets be used for cryogenic applications?
Aluminum sheets are indeed applicable for cryogenic purposes. Their suitability arises from their commendable thermal conductivity and low density. These qualities enable them to endure exceedingly low temperatures without succumbing to brittleness or compromising their mechanical attributes. Furthermore, aluminum exhibits non-magnetic properties and exceptional resistance to corrosion, rendering it highly significant in cryogenic applications. Nevertheless, it is crucial to meticulously choose the appropriate alloy and thickness of the aluminum sheet, considering the precise cryogenic temperature and intended use, to guarantee optimal performance.
Q: Hi,I'm building a tricycle for 2 passengers as well as the rider.My main concern for the structure of the chassis is the junction between the rear and the bike frame. Both structures on their own withstand the weight when made out of aluminium, no need to go for steel. But what about that junction? Will aluminium have a propensity to buckle? should i used double tubing or a fork design? I suppose the shape and caliber of the tube also comes into play.Lastly, which of a tube or cylindrical rod is stronger?ThanksAddendum: I'm looking at aluminium because it's cheaper and for weight reduction in the vehicle.
ehter one may work well depending on what the wheel base is but i prefer steel as it is easyer to weld and and a gusset or two if you need to. aluminum can be hard to weld and un forgiving if you make a misstake.
Q: What is the fatigue life of aluminum sheets?
The endurance capacity of aluminum sheets pertains to the number of cycles the material can endure before failure arises under cyclic loading circumstances. Various factors, including the composition, thickness, surface finish, loading conditions, and environmental elements, can cause the endurance capacity of aluminum sheets to differ. Aluminum is renowned for its relatively high fatigue strength in comparison to other materials, rendering it a favored option in industries like aerospace, automotive, and construction. The endurance capacity of aluminum sheets is typically influenced by the presence of microstructural flaws, such as inclusions, voids, and grain boundaries. Fatigue tests are conducted, utilizing standardized procedures like ASTM E466 or ASTM E606, to ascertain the endurance capacity of aluminum sheets. These tests entail subjecting the material to cyclic loading conditions, usually at a consistent stress or strain amplitude, while monitoring the number of cycles required for failure to arise. The outcomes are then employed to generate an S-N curve, which represents the connection between the applied stress or strain amplitude and the number of cycles until failure. The S-N curve furnishes valuable insights into the endurance capacity of aluminum sheets, indicating the stress or strain levels at which the material can withstand a specific number of cycles before failure. It is crucial to note that the endurance capacity of aluminum sheets can be enhanced through various approaches, such as alloying, heat treatment, surface treatment, and appropriate design considerations. To conclude, the endurance capacity of aluminum sheets plays a pivotal role in the design of components or structures exposed to cyclic loading conditions. By comprehending the specific properties and characteristics of the aluminum alloy, coupled with proper testing and analysis, it is possible to ascertain the endurance capacity and guarantee the safe and dependable performance of aluminum sheets in diverse applications.
Q: Are 101 aluminum sheets resistant to UV radiation?
Generally speaking, 101 aluminum sheets exhibit resistance to UV radiation. This is due to the formation of a natural thin oxide layer on the surface of aluminum, which serves as a protective shield against UV rays. Consequently, the aluminum is safeguarded from deterioration or degradation when exposed to sunlight. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that prolonged exposure to intense UV radiation can still result in gradual discoloration or fading. Therefore, in situations where the aluminum sheets will be continuously exposed to direct sunlight for long durations, it is recommended to consider applying a protective coating or utilizing a specialized UV-resistant paint. These measures will further enhance the aluminum sheets' ability to withstand UV radiation.

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