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Paramount Aluminum Coils - Coated Aluminum Coil for Aluminum Ceilings

Paramount Aluminum Coils - Coated Aluminum Coil for Aluminum Ceilings

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Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
5 m.t.
Supply Capability:
60000 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

Coated Aluminium Coil for Aluminium Ceilings

Description

Alloy

1060, 1100, 3003, 8011, etc.

Temper

H16, H18, H24, H26, H28

Thickness

From 0.05mm to 3.0mm

Width

Standard width:1240mm

Special width:1300mm, 1520mm, 1570mm, 1595mm

Diameter

Standard dia:1200mm

Interior dia:150mm,405mm,505mm

Weight

2.5 T/coil,3.0 T/coil

Coating

PE, PVDF, ACRYLIC

Surface

Embossed, mill finish, coated

Color

AS to code RAL

Gloss

10-90%(EN ISO-2813:1994)

Coating Thickness

PE: more than 18 micron

PVDF: more than 25 micron

Coating Hardness(pencil resistance)

More than 2h

Coating adhesion

5J (EN ISO-2409:1994)

Impact Resistance

No peeling or cracking(50   kg/cm,ASTMD-2794:1993)

Flexibility(T-bend)

2T

MEK resistance

More than 100

Advantage

1.High temperature resistant

2.Weathering resistant

3.Scrubbing resistant
  4.Sound insulation

5.Acid or alkali proof

6. Fireproof

7.Light weight material is easy to construct and install

Out package

Wooden splint with export standard

Application

ACP, wall cladding, facades, roofs and   canopies, ceilings, signboards, blind window, display platforms, electrical   panels, etc

Manufacturing 

Decoiler → Accumulator →Tension Leveler →Acid & Alkali Cleaner → Rinse →Conversion Treatment → Priming coater →Infrared Curing Oven →Main coater →Floatation Curing Oven →Strippable Film Applicator → Exit Accumulator → Recoiler

Coated Aluminium Coil for Aluminium Ceilings

Coated Aluminium Coil for Aluminium Ceilings



Polyester Coatings (PE)

PE (polyester) coatings exhibit an excellent combination of hardness, flexibility, flow, appearance, and superior resistance to dirt retention in indoor and outdoor applications. These coatings are highly resistant to abrasion, metal marking, staining, and marring, and require minimal maintenance. Glazetech uses polyester paints which provide excellent colour and gloss retention properties.

Polyvinylidene Fluoride Coatings (PVDF)

PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) is a chemical resistant thick film barrier coating commonly used in architectural applications where both excellent appearance and substrate protection must be maintained over a long period of time. This coating is unaffected by most chemicals and solvents and has excellent wear and abrasion resistance. PVDF also has a high dielectric strength, excellent resistance to weathering and the ability to self extinguish.


Application

Widely used in manufacturing of products as well as other industrial applications like:

 

Products Materials: PP cap stock, the traffic sign, air-conditioner heat and exchangers, food container, household foil, pharmaceutical packing, cigarettes packing etc.

Building Materials: aluminum curtain wall base plate, ACP, aluminum, ceilings, aluminum sheets, honeycomb panels and aluminum roofing, lighting decoration, household electrical appliances, food package (such as pop can cover & ring-pull), furniture ect.

 

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: Can aluminum coils be customized to specific requirements?
Indeed, specific requirements can be accommodated through customization of aluminum coils. The versatility of aluminum coils allows for a broad range of specifications and applications to be met. Customization options encompass alloy selection, coil thickness, width, and length, as well as diverse surface treatments like coatings, finishes, and embossing. Furthermore, mechanical properties such as strength, flexibility, and corrosion resistance can be tailored to individual needs. To achieve desired outcomes, close collaboration with manufacturers or suppliers possessing the necessary expertise and facilities is necessary. Whether for the aerospace industry, automotive sector, construction projects, or any other usage, aluminum coils can be tailor-made to fulfill specific requirements and deliver optimal performance.
Q: What are the regulations and standards governing the production of aluminum coils?
The production of aluminum coils is governed by a variety of regulations and standards to ensure product quality, safety, and environmental sustainability. These regulations may vary depending on the country or region, but there are some common industry standards that are widely recognized. One of the primary regulations governing the production of aluminum coils is related to product quality and specifications. Aluminum coils must meet specific standards set by organizations such as the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) or the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). These standards define the physical and chemical properties that the aluminum coils must possess, such as thickness, width, tensile strength, and chemical composition. In terms of safety, there are regulations in place to protect workers and facilities involved in the production process. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations, for example, outline safety measures and requirements to prevent accidents and ensure safe working conditions. This may include guidelines for handling and storing aluminum coils, personal protective equipment requirements, and emergency response protocols. Additionally, environmental regulations play a crucial role in the production of aluminum coils. These regulations aim to minimize the impact of the production process on the environment and ensure sustainable practices. For instance, there may be regulations regarding the treatment and disposal of waste materials, the use of energy-efficient equipment, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, industry-specific organizations such as the Aluminum Association in the United States or the European Aluminium Association in Europe also establish voluntary standards and best practices for the production of aluminum coils. These organizations work closely with manufacturers to develop guidelines for quality control, sustainability, and continuous improvement in the industry. Overall, the production of aluminum coils is governed by a combination of regulations and standards that encompass product quality, safety, and environmental considerations. Compliance with these regulations ensures the production of high-quality aluminum coils that meet customer requirements and contribute to a sustainable and responsible industry.
Q: We have all heard the Us saying aluminum and their euro counterparts saying aluminium. I assumed this was just a small difference in culture or location. But, while reading my chemistry book (Chemistry the Central Science 12th) i came across a section saying: Cations formed from nonmetal atoms have names that end in -ium: NH4+ ammonIUM ion, H3O+ hydronIUM ion. So, i have came up with a hypothesis, could it be possible that when the periodic table was coming together, the aluminium was changed to aluminum to allow the rules to work? Thus making aluminum the correct spelling? Give me your thoughts.
It just depends on which side of the Atlantic Ocean you live. Come to think of it though, most metals end in ium. Not just the ions.
Q: What are the potential health hazards associated with the use of aluminum coils?
<p>There are concerns about the health risks associated with using aluminum coils, particularly in cooking. Aluminum can leach into food when heated, and excessive intake may lead to cognitive impairment and neurological issues. However, the risk is generally considered low with normal usage. It's important to follow proper cooking practices and use utensils that are not reactive with aluminum to minimize exposure. For those with concerns, alternatives like stainless steel or cast iron can be used to reduce potential health risks.</p>
Q: Can aluminum coils be used for radiation shielding?
Indeed, radiation shielding can be accomplished using aluminum coils. Owing to its substantial atomic number and density, aluminum is frequently employed as a radiation shielding material, demonstrating remarkable proficiency in absorbing and dispersing radiation. It effectively safeguards against an extensive spectrum of radiation varieties, encompassing gamma rays and X-rays. Moreover, aluminum possesses the advantageous qualities of being lightweight and pliable, rendering it convenient to manipulate and appropriate for a wide range of situations necessitating radiation shielding. These encompass domains such as medical imaging, nuclear power plants, and the aerospace industry.
Q: Is it possible to utilize a band saw for cutting an aluminum coil?
<p>Yes, you can use a band saw to cut an aluminum coil. Band saws are versatile and can cut a variety of materials, including aluminum. However, it's crucial to use the right blade designed for metal cutting. Ensure the blade is sharp and has the appropriate teeth pitch for aluminum to avoid damaging the material or the blade. Adjust the speed to a lower setting to prevent overheating and ensure a clean cut. Always follow safety precautions and wear protective gear when operating power tools.</p>
Q: Is it possible to use aluminum coils in the construction of a solar charger or battery pack?
<p>While aluminum coils can be used in various electrical applications due to their conductivity, they are not typically used in solar chargers or battery packs. Solar chargers and battery packs usually require materials with higher conductivity and specific properties for efficient energy transfer and storage. Copper is more commonly used for wiring in these devices due to its superior conductivity compared to aluminum. Aluminum may not provide the necessary efficiency and could lead to energy loss. For the best performance in solar chargers and battery packs, it's recommended to use materials specifically designed for these applications, such as high-quality copper wiring and appropriate battery cells.</p>
Q: If the aluminum coil is 220 kg, 0.3 thick and 500 wide, how much is the coil diameter?
With the outer diameter and inner diameter, you can know the volume. With the density and volume, we can calculate the weight. And with weight, we can know the length.
Q: I'm asking about the aluminum tabs on soda cans. I've heard mixed things.
that is correct. salvage yards will be happy to buy you aluminum. 60 cents per pound sounds about right. what are you doing with your cans?
Q: what is the hardness number of aluminium.....? what is the hardness number of aluminium-Sic composite material...?
I don't believe that Aluminum (US spelling)/ Aluminium (UK spelling) has a Mohs Hardness rating. The Hardness of a material, as measured by the Mohs Hardness scale, is a criterion of its resistance to crushing. [Perry's Chemical Engineering Handbook]. Since aluminum is a metal, and would deform under a crushing-type stress, rather than shatter, it would not have a Mohs Hardness rating. Perhaps you meant **aluminA**, rather than aluminum. Alumina (Al2O3) has a Modified Mohs Hardness of 12. Silicon Carbide (carborundum) has a Modified Mohs Hardness of 13. There's no value listed for the combination, but it should be pretty hard stuff -- likely in the 12-13 range, but potentially even harder. Hope that helps.

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