PVDF PE Coated Color Aluminum Coil for Gutter Machine ACP

PVDF PE Coated Color Aluminum Coil for Gutter Machine ACP System 1

PVDF PE Coated Color Aluminum Coil for Gutter Machine ACP

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 5000 m.t./month

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Painted Aluminium Coil
1) Temper: H14, H18, H24 mainly.
2) Alloy 1100, 1050, 3003,3004, 5052, 8011 etc
3) Origin: China

Painted Aluminium Coil：
1) The type of paint: PE, PVDF, PA, PU
2) Thickness coating: PVDF: More then 25 micron; PE, more then 18 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
10) MEK resistance: More than 100

The base of Painted Aluminium Coil details:
1) Temper: H14, H18, H24 mainly.
2) Alloy 1100, 1050, 3003, 3004, 3005, 5052, 8011 etc
3) Origin: China
4) MOQ: 5 tons each size
5) Lead Time: Within 20 days
6) The term of payment: T/T, irrevocable L/C at sight
7) Application: Curtain wall, roof, internal and external wall, ACP, Door

PVDF Pe Coated Color Aluminium Coil for ACP

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Packaging Details: 1.with wooden pallet packing.

2.standard fumigated wooden package.

3.other packing methods by customer's requirement.

Delivery Details: 30-40days

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A: Yes, it will be sent to you in no time.

Q: What is the MOQ?

A: 10 tons

Q: What are your payment terms?

A: We accept L/C, T/T.

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Q: Can aluminum coils be used in electrical transformers?: Yes, aluminum coils can be used in electrical transformers. While copper is the most commonly used material for transformer windings, aluminum has also been increasingly used due to its cost-effectiveness and lighter weight. Aluminum coils are typically used in distribution transformers, which are smaller in size and operate at lower voltages. However, there are certain considerations to bear in mind when using aluminum coils in transformers. Aluminum has a lower conductivity than copper, so the aluminum coils need to have larger cross-sectional areas to compensate for this. Additionally, aluminum has a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than copper, so proper precautions must be taken to account for the differential thermal expansion between the aluminum windings and other transformer components. Overall, aluminum coils can be a suitable choice for specific transformer applications, but the design and manufacturing process must be carefully executed to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

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: This question asks for methods to preserve the lifespan of an aluminum coil.: <p>To maintain an aluminum coil and ensure its longevity, follow these steps: Store the coil in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep it clean by regularly removing dust and debris. Avoid scratching or denting the coil's surface. Handle the coil carefully to prevent damage. Use appropriate lubricants when necessary to reduce friction. Regularly inspect the coil for any signs of corrosion or wear and address these issues promptly. By following these practices, you can extend the life of your aluminum coil and maintain its quality.</p>

Q: Is aluminium a safe metal to put in ones mouth without any side effects?: Heck yeah dude!! I love the taste of alluminum!

Q: Is it safe for individuals to handle aluminum coils?: <p>Aluminum coils are generally safe to handle under normal conditions. They do not emit harmful radiation or toxic fumes. However, it's important to take precautions to avoid injury from sharp edges or heavy weight. Always use appropriate lifting equipment or assistance when handling heavy coils. Additionally, wear protective gloves to prevent cuts and ensure good housekeeping to avoid tripping hazards. In case of skin contact with certain aluminum processing fluids, it's advisable to wash the affected area immediately with soap and water.</p>

Q: Can aluminum coils be used for solar panel installations?: Yes, aluminum coils can be used for solar panel installations. Aluminum is a commonly used material in the solar industry due to its lightweight, durability, and corrosion resistance. Aluminum coils can be used as framing materials for mounting solar panels, providing a sturdy and long-lasting support structure. They also offer excellent heat dissipation properties, which is important for efficient solar panel performance. Additionally, aluminum coils are easy to work with, making the installation process more convenient. Overall, using aluminum coils for solar panel installations is a popular and effective choice.

Q: How do aluminum coils perform in corrosive environments?: Due to their inherent properties and protective coatings, aluminum coils exhibit exceptional performance in corrosive environments. When exposed to air, aluminum forms a natural oxide layer on its surface, which acts as a protective barrier against corrosion. This oxide layer displays high resistance to various corrosive agents, including saltwater, acids, and atmospheric pollutants. Moreover, aluminum coils can receive additional protection through diverse coatings and treatments, further enhancing their resistance to corrosion. These protective coatings can be organic, such as paint or lacquer, or inorganic, like anodizing or chemical conversion coatings. The combination of aluminum's natural oxide layer and supplementary protective coatings makes aluminum coils highly reliable and durable in corrosive environments. This corrosion resistance is especially advantageous in industries such as marine, chemical processing, and coastal applications, where exposure to saltwater or aggressive chemicals is commonplace. In addition, aluminum coils are lightweight, contributing to their versatility and ease of installation, making them suitable for a wide range of corrosive environments. This lightweight property also aids in reducing transportation costs and energy consumption during the installation process. In conclusion, aluminum coils are well-suited for corrosive environments due to their inherent corrosion resistance and the availability of protective coatings. Their durability, lightweight nature, and resistance to corrosion make them the ideal choice for numerous industries and applications, where longevity and performance are essential considerations.

Q: Which is more unhealthy the bleached parchment paper or the aluminum from the pan?: This is an easy question to answer. Parchment paper, bleached or unbleached is safer than using aluminum cookware. Unbleached parchment paper is safer than bleached parchment paper. . Cooking parchment is a sheet of bleached or unbleached paper impregnated with silicone. The silicone makes it releasable, that is, food won’t stick to it. . The use of bleached parchment is problematical. It might leach dioxin. It may leach dioxin. Hard to know for sure. The silicon has some sealing effect on the paper. To be absolutely safe, use unbleached parchment. . I use parchment paper to cook chicken in a George Forman Mini Roaster. I fold the perimeter, put the chicken in, punch a hole over the drain hole, fold the ends and side over the chicken, and voila...no major clean up, perfectly cooked moist chicken. . The safest cooking material is silicone baking sheets. Silicone sheets are good for cookies and stuff (and save trees) . If you’re worrying about dioxin leaching out of parchment, you might want to start worrying about the toilet paper you use. . Exposure to aluminum causes health problems. I learned that many years ago (about 1944) from Mr. Stern, my chemistry teacher. Aluminum salts from aluminum cookware can leach from the pot into the food being cooked in them, especially if the food is acidic. . The same prohibitions apply to cooking with aluminum foil. If you must use it to cook with, make a tent so the foil does not come in contact with the food. . Aluminum cookware is prohibited for sale in many European countries. It’s permitted in the United States because good aluminum cookware sold today is anodized (a process that seals the aluminum by changing it’s molecular structure. . Avoid cookware covered with a non-stick coating.

Q: Can aluminum coils be used in the production of fire-resistant structures?: Yes, aluminum coils can be used in the production of fire-resistant structures. Aluminum is naturally fire-resistant and has a high melting point, making it an ideal material for structures that need to withstand high temperatures. Aluminum coils are commonly used in the construction industry for fire-resistant applications such as roofs, walls, and insulation. Additionally, aluminum is lightweight and durable, making it easier to install and maintain in fire-resistant structures.

Q: Hi i need to know what will happen to the impact strength of aluminum 2024 reinforced with Silicon carbide is treated to cryogenic temperature (nearly -200C). Will impact strength increase or decrease. Also will the impact strength vary with respect to the percentage of Silicon carbide.: Aluminum 2024 doesn't have a transition temperature, it absorbs about 18n-m impact strength (via charpy tests I ran three weeks ago at my College course). This was constant between -150?C to +150°C (liquid nitrogen to a furnace). This excerpt from wiki: Cutting tools In 1982 at the Oak Ridge National Laboratories, George Wei, Terry Tiegs, and Paul Becher discovered a composite of aluminium oxide and silicon carbide whiskers. This material proved to be exceptionally strong. Development of this laboratory-produced composite to a commercial product took only three years. In 1985, the first commercial cutting tools made from this alumina and silicon carbide whisker-reinforced composite were introduced by the Advanced Composite Materials Corporation (ACMC) and Greenleaf Corporation. Leads me to believe it depends on how you mix the material in would make a difference. Silicon Carbide and aluminum make very strong tools, but would make it more brittle. The ceramic in a metallic crystal lattice (metal is a crystalline structure) would allow more voids to coalesce leading to a brittle fracture, but the initial strength would be improved because of substitution dislocations in the crystal structure (it would be more rigid, stronger, but more prone to sudden failure). Silicon carbide has low thermal expansion coefficient compared to aluminum also so when it gets really cold the aluminum would contract around the particles increasing the strength, but again, reducing ductility and causing fractures to occur more rapidly. Anyways, very interesting, you should do a bit of research on your own after this as I gave you some good places to work from (and I'm sure plenty of words to look up ;D )

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