Quality Aluminum Coil - PVDF Coated Aluminum Sheet for HVAC Equipments
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- Supply Capability:
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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
PVDF Coated Aluminium Sheet For HAVC Equipment
Specifications
Grade
| 1000 Series: 1050 1060 1070 1100 1200 1235 etc. 3000 Series: 3003 3004 3005 3104 3105 3A21 etc. 5000 Series: 5005 5052 5083 5086 5154 5182 5251 5754 etc. 6000 Series: 6061 6063 6082 6A02 etc. 8000 Series: 8006 8011 8079 etc. |
Thickness | 0.05~10mm |
Width | <1600mm |
Color | Metallic, Solid, RAL or by customer requirements |
Coating paint: | PVDF(Polyvinylidene Fluoride), PE(Polyester ) |
Coating thickness | as per customer’s request |
Gloss | 10-90%(EN ISO-2813:1994) |
Total coating thick | Polyester18~25micron(EN ISO-2360:1995) PVDF25 ~35micron(EN ISO-2360:1995) |
Coating hardness | 2H |
Protective film | PVC film, Colorless transparent or White-black |
Adhesion | 5B (EN ISO-2409:1994) |
Impact resistance | No cracking and peeling (A.S.T.M D2794-1993) |
Flexibility (T-bend) | 0T- 2T |
Temper | H16, H18, H24, H26, H26 |
Certification | ISO9001:2000, CE, SGS |
Coil's standard diameter | 1100mm |
Inner Diameter | 405mm/505mm |
Coil's standard weight | 2000kgs |
Payment | L/C ,T/T |
Application
1) Construction material further processing
2) Solar cell frame, solar battery frame
3) Glass curtain wall frame
4) Interior decoration
5) Elevator decoration
6) Signs, nameplate, bags making.
7) Automobile parts material
8) Office and Household appliances: HVAC equipments
9) The consumer electronics: mobile phones, digital cameras, MP3 .etc.
Coating varieties
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.
- Q: what language did Aluminum and Uranium originate from ? Who or what were they named for ?
- The ancient Greeks and Romans used alumen (alum, potassium aluminium sulfate, K2Al6(OH)12(SO4)4) in medicine as an astringent, and as a mordant in dyeing. Alum was exported from ancient Greece and Italy. In 1761 the French chemist Louis-Bernard Guyton de Morveau (1737-1816) proposed the name alumine for the base in alum. Guyton de Morveau was instrumental in setting up a standardised system for chemical nomenclature and often collaborated with Antoine Lavoisier, who in 1787, suggested that alumine was the oxide of a previously undiscovered metal. In 1808, Sir Humphry Davy (1778-1829) did experiments for the decomposition of alumine, silex, zircone, and glucine. He failed to isolate the metals in these, as he reported in his paper for the Royal Society of London on 30 June 1808, but he suggested names for the metals (note) Cf. Silicium, Zirconium, and Beryllium (Glucium) Thus he proposed the name alumium for this still undiscovered metal and later agreed to change it to aluminum. Shortly thereafter the name aluminium was adopted to conform with the -ium ending of most elements. Uranium was named by its discoverer German chemist Martin Klaproth, after the last planet to have been discovered Uranus.
- Q: I bought some drain opener as a source of sodium hydroxide and it has little silvery balls in it which I believe are aluminium. How can I separate the two substances with minimal loss of the sodium hydroxide? I don't care about the aluminium.
- Trust me. Its not worth salvaging the hydroxide. Aluminum hydroxide is unbelievably stable and that means you probably won't be able to salvage the hydroxide without doing electrolysis or something difficult like that. That's like trying to obtain hydroxide from methanol CH3OH. Oh yea you can make methanol quite easily from a halomethane by reacting it with a hydroxide of some kind. But you will not be able to remove that hydroxide at all without neutralizing it with an acid. Hydroxides are bloody awful leaving groups. That oxygen is really glued on to that carbon well. You have to really destabilize that methanol to remove that hydroxide. Same with the aluminum hydroxide. Very stable and strong bond.
- Q: In my line of work I see aluminum ground lugs, bonding nuts and straps and also neutral bars eat copper up, especially when exposed to the elements. I know how galvanic reaction works between elements under current load, but my question is why do aluminum and copper seem to hate each other more than any other? And, why would they still be required in usage together per NEC code?
- that's a single alternative reaction. The aluminum and the copper swap places, yielding copper and aluminum sulfate. Please notice: the 1st answer describes a chemical equation with nitrate, no longer sulfate. otherwise, this is the perfect format.
- Q: high-quality hi-fi power and amplifiers generate large amounts of heat. to dissipate the heat and prevent damage to the electronic components, heat-radiating metal fins are used. would it be better to make these fins out of iron or aluminum? specific heat capacities for aluminum and iron are 0.89 J/degrees C.g and 0.45 J/degrees C.g, respectively. explain your answer
- Aluminum, because it dissipates heat faster.
- Q: What are the common testing methods for aluminum coils?
- To ensure the quality and performance of aluminum coils, various testing methods are utilized. These methods encompass: 1. Visual inspection: A comprehensive examination of the coils is conducted to identify any visible defects like dents, scratches, or surface irregularities. This serves as an initial and fundamental step in the testing process. 2. Dimensional measurement: The dimensions of the aluminum coils are measured to verify if they meet the specified requirements. This involves assessing the length, width, and thickness of the coils. 3. Tensile testing: The mechanical properties of the aluminum coils, such as strength and elasticity, are evaluated through tensile testing. This procedure entails applying a tensile force to a sample of the coil until it fractures or deforms, enabling the determination of its tensile strength. 4. Hardness testing: The suitability of aluminum coils for specific applications is determined by assessing their hardness. Various methods, such as Rockwell or Brinell hardness tests, are employed to measure the coil's surface resistance to indentation or scratching. 5. Chemical composition analysis: The chemical composition of the aluminum coil is analyzed to ensure it meets the required specifications. Common techniques used for this analysis include spectroscopy or X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis. 6. Corrosion resistance testing: Due to exposure to harsh environmental conditions, it is crucial to assess the resistance of aluminum coils to corrosion. Tests such as salt spray testing or electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) are conducted to determine the coil's ability to withstand corrosion. 7. Coating quality assessment: If the aluminum coil is coated with a protective layer, testing methods such as adhesion testing, coating thickness measurement, or impact resistance testing are employed to ensure the quality and durability of the coating. These testing methods are commonly employed for aluminum coils. By conducting these tests, manufacturers can guarantee that the coils meet the required standards and perform optimally in their intended applications.
- Q: Who knows about how much money can be sold in a three metre high similar aluminum door?
- How wide is it, mainly to see the door you have multiple components, scrap is generally about 10 yuan a kilogram!
- Q: This question seeks advice on methods to prevent rust formation on aluminum coils.
- <p>To prevent rust on aluminum coil, ensure proper storage conditions by keeping the coils dry and avoiding contact with moisture. Use protective coatings or sealants that are compatible with aluminum to create a barrier against the elements. Regularly inspect the coils for signs of corrosion and clean them with a non-abrasive cleaner to remove any contaminants. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could accelerate oxidation. Maintain good ventilation in storage areas to reduce humidity, which can contribute to rust formation. Finally, consider using anodizing or other surface treatments that enhance the aluminum's natural resistance to corrosion.</p>
- Q: I want to roll aluminum rolls and operate the machine for more than three years
- (2) shutdown leaves firewood period (during inductrial injury treatment and rehabilitation) according to the original wage compensation;
- Q: What are the factors that determine the price of aluminum coils?
- There are several factors that determine the price of aluminum coils. One of the main factors is the cost of raw materials. The price of aluminum is influenced by factors such as supply and demand, global economic conditions, and production costs. Fluctuations in these factors can directly impact the price of aluminum coils. Another factor that determines the price of aluminum coils is the manufacturing process. The cost of processing aluminum into coils involves various expenses such as labor, energy, and equipment. The complexity of the manufacturing process and the efficiency of the production line can affect the overall cost, which in turn influences the price of aluminum coils. Market conditions also play a crucial role in determining the price of aluminum coils. Factors such as market competition, industry trends, and geographic location can impact pricing. For instance, if there is a high demand for aluminum coils in a particular region but limited supply, the price may increase due to the scarcity of the product. Additionally, transportation and logistics costs contribute to the final price of aluminum coils. The distance between the manufacturing facility and the customer, as well as the mode of transportation, can affect the shipping expenses. These costs are typically factored into the overall price of the coils. Lastly, government policies and regulations can influence the price of aluminum coils. Tariffs, import taxes, and trade agreements may impact the cost of importing or exporting aluminum coils, thereby affecting the final price. In conclusion, the price of aluminum coils is determined by various factors including the cost of raw materials, manufacturing processes, market conditions, transportation costs, and government policies. It is essential for manufacturers and consumers to consider these factors when analyzing and forecasting the price of aluminum coils.
- Q: I'm trying to cast aluminum using plaster and i was wondering if any one know how much the plaster has to be baked and how to tell if the plaster is dried fully and ways to do it. thx
- Plaster releases water at two points - in ordinary or accelerated drying it loses the water needed for setting and stops feeling cool and feels dry. If it is heated past 900F it loses chemically bound water and may fall apart. Aluminum melts at several hundred degrees higher than this and if the mold is intended to hold a mass of aluminum is is likely to destroy the mold. If the aluminum casting is fairly flat less of a problem. The common method for dealing with this is to add 50% silica flour (bad for lungs warning) to the dry plaster when making the mold. Then the mixed material mold can be used and preheated to take materials at least up to fused/molten glass, although the mold is commonly lost (not reusable) at these temps and just barely holds together.
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Quality Aluminum Coil - PVDF Coated Aluminum Sheet for HVAC Equipments
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