Extruded Aluminium

An alloy material primarily composed of aluminium can be processed through methods such as hot melting and extrusion to produce various cross-sectional shapes. The inclusion of different alloying elements determines the variations in mechanical properties and application fields of the resulting aluminium extrusions.

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Standard Industrial Aluminium Profile

Industrial aluminium profiles are alloy materials primarily composed of aluminium. These materials are produced by melting aluminium ingots and extruding them to form various cross-sectional shapes. The specific alloy composition may vary depending on the intended application.

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Heat Sink Profile

The aluminium heat sink profile is considered the optimal choice for heat sink materials. It demonstrates clear advantages in various aspects such as energy efficiency, material properties, aesthetics, cost, and weight.

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Conveyor Line (T-slot) Profile

The aluminium profiles on the assembly line can be customized into various structural frames based on the customer's specified dimensions and models. Auxiliary materials are employed to connect these frames, enabling the creation of structures with diverse appearances.

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Aluminium Profile For Formwork

The aluminium alloy building formwork system utilizes extruded aluminium alloy profiles (6063-T6 or 6061-T6) as the primary raw materials. A single set of formwork can be reused for approximately 300 to 500 cycles, thereby significantly reducing the average cost per use.

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Solar Energy Framework

Aluminium frames offer significant advantages and are highly compatible with the characteristics of photovoltaic products. They are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and high-strength, making them easy to transport and install. In addition, they boast a long service life.

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