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Extrusion profiles

Aluminium extrusion is an industrial forming process that is used to produce long profiles of a constant cross-section. This cross-section is shaped by the opening in a steel tool known as a die.

Aluminium is a lightweight yet strong material that is perfect for creating exhibition stands that are easy to transport, set up and take down. This means that you can spend more time focusing on your business and less time worrying about the logistics of your exhibition.

Solar Panels

A protective film will stuck on profile’s visible surface, and a heat shrink film or craft paper will cover the outside. Customized packing of aluminum profile for solar panel is also available.

Window Frames

Aluminium windows frames have can last up to 30 years. This is because, aluminium is considerably more resistant to the outside elements compared to other frames, making them less likely to warp or rot as a result. Aluminium also has a high strength-to-weight ratio, making them harder to dent.

Building Structure

The use of aluminum in building structures provides a combination of strength, durability, design versatility, energy efficiency, and environmental benefits. These advantages make aluminum a preferred choice in modern construction for a wide range of building types, from residential homes to commercial buildings and industrial facilities.

Stairs Profiles

If you’re considering enhancing your property’s staircase, aluminium may not be the first material that comes to mind. However, aluminium is considered one of the safest options out there – plus it’s solid, durable and extremely low maintenance, making it perfect for commercial or industrial settings that deal with a lot of pedestrian traffic.

• REFLECTIVITYSmooth aluminium has high reflectivity on the electromagnetic spectrum from the radio waves and into the infrared and thermal range.

• NON-MAGNETICAluminium does not attract magnets and thus referred to as paramagnetic in layman’s language

• STRENGTHPure aluminium for commercial use has a tensile strength of 90MPa, making it very useful for structural materials.

• DUCTILITYAluminium is malleable, meaning that it can be drawn into wires without breaking. However, its ductility lower than that of copper.

Infinitely Recyclable

Aluminium is one of the most recycled—and recyclable—materials in use today. A recycled aluminium beverage can, car door or window frame is often recycled directly back into itself.