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1) Temper: H14, H18, H24 mainly.
2) Alloy 1100, 1050, 3003,3004, 5052, 8011 etc
color coating
1) The type of paint: PVDF
2) Thickness coating: PVDF: More then 25 micron.
3) Paint supplier: PPG (PVDF)
4) Interior diameter: Mainly in 405mm, 505, mm
5) Width: Less then 1600mm, sheets are also available
6) Color: Panton, RAL or refer to customers' counter sample.
7) Coating hardness: (pencil hardness) more than 2H
8) Impact resistance: No cracking and peeling (50kg/cm, ASTMD-2794: 1993)
9) Flexibility (T-bend): No more than 2T
- Q: I'm wondering if there is a resin/molding material that can withstand the heat of melted aluminum for casting parts. I know that sand casting is the 'norm' but is there anything else? I'd rather not have to pack sand every time I want to cast a part.Thanks!
- One common mold material for metal casting is plaster mixed with silica sand to give it more strength. It needs to be completely (like heated) dry before you use it, but it is actually more work than sand casting but it gives a better finish. There are some rubber materials which can withstand the heat of casting pewter, but the melting point of pewter is so much lower than aluminum that I am sure those won't work for aluminum. I think you are pretty much stuck with sand for the easiest method.
- Q: What is the density of aluminum coils?
- The density of aluminum coils typically ranges from 2.6 to 2.8 grams per cubic centimeter.
- Q: Are aluminum coils suitable for reflective insulation?
- Yes, aluminum coils are suitable for reflective insulation. Aluminum is a highly reflective material that can effectively reflect heat and light, making it an excellent choice for insulation applications that require thermal control and energy efficiency.
- Q: ok me and my father are trying to make thermite. we have the iron oxide but the aluminum we only have paste and i was wondering would it work the same as if we had the powder.and if it is differnt will it work for the thermite and what will it take to light it.
- Etch A Sketch Thermite
- Q: What are the different thickness tolerances for aluminum coils?
- The different thickness tolerances for aluminum coils can vary depending on the specific application and industry standards. However, common thickness tolerances for aluminum coils range from +/- 0.002 inches to +/- 0.010 inches, ensuring precision and consistency in the manufacturing process.
- Q: This question asks about the maintenance difficulty of aluminum coils.
- <p>Aluminum coils are relatively easy to maintain. They are resistant to corrosion and do not require frequent cleaning or special treatments. Regular inspection for any physical damage or signs of wear is sufficient. However, it's important to keep them dry and clean to prevent any potential issues. For specific applications, such as in HVAC systems, regular cleaning may be necessary to ensure optimal performance. Overall, maintenance is minimal compared to other materials.</p>
- Q: Besides replacing all the aluminum wiring.
- Sorry, but replacing it with copper wiring is the correct solution.
- Q: Is there aluminum coil of 44mm wide and 0.40mm thick?
- The common width of aluminum coil is 1000mm or 1220mm. If you want 0.4mm*1000MM aluminum coil, you can strip 0.4mm*1000MM aluminum coil.
- Q: What are the safety regulations that need to be followed while using aluminum coil?
- <p>Yes, there are safety regulations for using aluminum coil. These include ensuring proper ventilation to prevent the buildup of aluminum dust, which can be a fire hazard. Protective equipment such as gloves and eyewear should be worn to avoid skin and eye contact with the material. Additionally, it's crucial to follow guidelines for handling and storing aluminum coils to prevent accidents, such as ensuring they are not damaged or exposed to extreme temperatures. Compliance with local and industry-specific safety standards is also essential to maintain a safe working environment.</p>
- Q: I have heard that aluminum may be a contributing agent in causing Alzheimer's disease, and that if we drink from aluminum cans, that we get aluminum into our system from them. It seems like this would be pretty easy to test in a laboratory, whether or not there are aluminum particles in the contained beverage. But I have heard or read that the inside of the cans are coated with something. So is this just typical uninformed rumors from the Internets, or is there anything to it? Hate to sound rude, but I am not really interested in opinions, like Well I don't think they would sell them if... or Oh yes, I think you get lots of aluminum from it. I am only interested in facts, not gut feelings or opinions.
- I recently covered this in a materials science class I am taking. My professor is Dr. Han Choo. Most aluminum cans have a coating of epichorohydrin. This is not to keep out the aluminum from the drink, but rather it is meant to keep the drink from reacting with the can(many sodas can actually eat through metal). The reaction of the soda with the can ruins the taste which is obviously something soda companies do not want. Aluminum also does not cause Alzheimer's. The metal is considered poisonous in large quantities and the FDA restricts the amount that can be added to drugs, food, drink, etc., but scientific consensus states that there is no link between Alzheimer's disease and aluminum. As far as BPA(Bisphenol A) health concerns go, there is little evidence proving any real harm to adults. The problems are only seen in offspring of the rodents being tested with BPA. For the most part there is little concern about the negative results of BPA exposure. There has not been any clear links in humans yet either. Extensive testing is still being done and BPA might be marginally dangerous to infants, but I wouldn't worry about it too much. If you still wish to guard yourself against BPA you should be aware that BPA is used in almost all commercial plastics and can liners(bottles, canned food, food storage containers, etc.) not just in aluminum cans.
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