Wood Framed Aluminum Tin Sheets - Structural Framing and Machined Components Aluminum Sheet 6061

Wood Framed Aluminum Tin Sheets - Structural Framing and Machined Components Aluminum Sheet 6061 System 1

Wood Framed Aluminum Tin Sheets - Structural Framing and Machined Components Aluminum Sheet 6061

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 10000 m.t./month

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2.Main Features of Structural Framing and M achined Components Aluminum：

Good Ductility

Polishing Ability

Corrosion Resistance

Competitive Price

3. Structural Framing and Machined Components Aluminum Images:

Structural Framing and M achined Components Aluminum Sheet 6061

4. Structural Framing and Machined Components Aluminum Specification:

Standard	GB/T3190-2008, GB/T3880-2006, ASTM B209, JIS H4000-2006 .etc
Thickness	3-12mm aluminium 5050 H38
Width	1250mm 1000mm or as your requirements
Length	3000mm 5800mm or as your requirements
MOQ	10 Ton
Package	Standard export package, by wooden box or as require

5.FAQ

Q1.How long have you been in this product?
A1:More than 10 years.

Q2. What's the minium quantity(MOQ)?
A2. 5 Metric tons

Q3. How long is shipping time?
A3. 7 (ready-made products)-25 days(OEM)

Q: Can aluminum plates be welded with stainless steel or iron nuts?: If the thickness of the sheet is not enough, the effective thread stroke can be mounted with K nuts. Rivet nuts are required if accuracy is required.If it is a thick aluminum sheet, it can be directly drilled and tapped; also, the steel screw sleeve can be added.

Q: Is it possible to use aluminum sheets as a material for exterior wall cladding?: Yes, aluminum sheets are commonly used for exterior wall cladding due to their durability, low maintenance, and resistance to weather conditions. They are lightweight, easy to install, and can be recycled, making them an environmentally friendly option. Aluminum sheets can also be painted or coated in various colors and finishes, offering design flexibility. However, it's important to ensure proper installation and sealing to prevent water infiltration and to maintain the integrity of the cladding system.

Q: This question asks about the impact of using aluminum sheets on the aesthetic appeal of a building.: Aluminum sheets can significantly enhance the appearance of a building due to their versatility, durability, and modern aesthetic. They offer a sleek, clean look and can be easily shaped into various designs, adding a contemporary feel. The material's resistance to corrosion and weathering ensures that the building maintains its appearance over time. Additionally, aluminum sheets can be coated with various colors and finishes, allowing for customization and the ability to blend with or stand out from the surrounding architecture.

Q: What is the typical modulus of elasticity of aluminum sheets?: The typical modulus of elasticity of aluminum sheets is around 70 GPa (Gigapascals).

Q: What are the potential hazards or risks associated with the use and handling of aluminum sheets?: Safety issues related to aluminum sheets include the risk of cuts and lacerations from sharp edges, potential for eye injuries if aluminum particles or dust comes into contact with the eyes, and the risk of fire or explosion if aluminum dust is present in the air and ignited. Additionally, improper handling can lead to back injuries or other musculoskeletal disorders due to the weight of the sheets. Inhalation of aluminum dust over a long period may also pose health risks, although it's less common. It's crucial to use proper protective equipment and follow safety guidelines when working with aluminum sheets.

Q: just bought a hobart handler 140 (already love it), and was just wondering on what gas to use for aluminum. my welder will be set up for mild steel (75% argon 25% CO2). it would be nice to be able to use this mix with aluminum as well, as it would be easy to just switch spools of wire, but the manual says to use a 100% argon mix when welding with aluminum. will the 25% CO2 make a difference welding aluminum?: You MUST use 100% Ar for MIG welding aluminum. Molten Al is highly reactive. Al powder is the active ingredient in thermite, for example. It will react with CO2, stripping away the oxygen and creating a nasty mess. Also, you really need a MIG welder with twice as much current output. along the lines of 200-300 amps. 130 amps will not perform well even with a spool gun, and running the weak, prone-to-jamming .030 Al wire. You could try to do it that way, but I would not advise. (There is no way in hell you'd be able to cram wimpy .030 Al wire through a 6 foot traditional welding lead. It'll kink and jam after 5 seconds.) MIG welding aluminum REQUIRES using the high-current, high feed speed, spray transfer mode. Here are some typical parameters: 030 wire, 500 IPM, 22 volts. 120-130 amps. 035 wire, 500 IPM, 23 volts, 150 amps. 045 wire, 400 IPM, 24 volts, 200 amps. EDIT, the guy above me has the right idea. They use electricity to force the reaction between aluminum oxide (dissolved in cryolite) and carbon, producing molten Al and CO2 gas. Normally the reaction would tend to go the other way. Aluminum has a higher affinity for oxygen.

Q: A copper-aluminum alloy has an aluminum concentration of (5.19x10^2) kg/m3.If the densities of aluminum and copper are 2.71 and 8.94 g/cm3, respectively, what is the concentration of aluminum in wt%?Could someone please help wit this question, im lost: Densities: Aluminum: 2,710 kg/m^3 Copper: 8,940 kg/m^3 Basis: 1 m^3 of copper-aluminum alloy mass of aluminum in 1 m^3 alloy = 519 kg vol. of aluminum in the 1 m^3 alloy = 519 kg/(2710 kg/m^3) = 0.1915 m^3 vol. of copper in 1 m^3 alloy = 1 m^3 - 0.1915 m^3 = 0.8085 m^3 mass of copper in 1 m^3 alloy = (0.8085 m^3)*(8,940 kg/m^3) = 7,227.87 kg mass of the m^3 alloy = 7,227.87 kg + 519 kg = 7,746.87 kg %weight of aluminum = (519 kg/7,746.87 kg)*100% = 6.70% The alloy has 6.70% by weight of aluminum in it.

Q: How does the thermal conductivity of aluminum compare to other metals?: Compared to many other metals, aluminum boasts a relatively high thermal conductivity. It is often hailed as one of the foremost heat conductors among common metals. With a thermal conductivity of approximately 205 watts per meter kelvin (W/m·K), aluminum surpasses copper (about 401 W/m·K) and even silver (about 429 W/m·K). As a result, aluminum excels at efficiently transferring heat, making it a widely favored option for heat sinks, radiators, and various applications necessitating effective heat dissipation. Nonetheless, it is worth mentioning that certain metals, such as diamond and graphene, surpass aluminum in terms of thermal conductivity.

Q: is there any kind of deoderant, other than those crystals that smell, that don't have aluminum in it?: yes, just look for the word 'deodorant' instead of 'anti-perspirent'. I understand you may be concerned about the aluminum causing harm - however, it is the only way to stay 'dry'. The others allow you to sweat, and just cover up the odor.

Q: This question asks for methods to prevent rusting on aluminum sheets while they are being stored or transported.: To prevent rusting on aluminum sheets during storage and transportation, follow these steps: Store the sheets in a dry, cool environment away from moisture and humidity. Use protective coverings such as plastic wraps or sheets to shield them from dust and water. Avoid stacking them directly on the ground; use pallets or racks to keep them elevated. Regularly inspect the sheets for any signs of moisture or damage. If possible, apply a protective coating or sealant specifically designed for aluminum to create a barrier against corrosion. Proper handling and packaging can also reduce the risk of scratches or dents that could lead to rust.

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