There are three processing methods for industrial aluminum profiles: anodizing, electrophoretic coating and powder spraying. Each of them has its own advantages and occupies a considerable market share.
Hollow aluminum profiles and solid aluminum profiles are both extruded after heating aluminum rods. The difference between the two lies in the use of different extrusion dies. So what specific extrusion dies are used for the two profiles?
No matter what specification of industrial aluminum profile it is, there are holes of various sizes on its cross-section. So what are the functions of these holes? Let’s learn about it together.
Aluminium sliding door is a type of door system that consists of two or more panels, typically made of aluminium or aluminium alloy frames with glass or other infill options. These panels are mounted on horizontal tracks, allowing the door(s) to slide open and closed. The major components of aluminium sliding doors include the following parts:
What are the main causes of particles on the surface of extruded aluminum profiles? In the extrusion production of aluminum profiles, there are some small particles adsorbed on the surface of the profile to varying degrees, which feel tactile when touched, affecting the surface beauty of the oxidation, electrophoretic painting and spraying profiles, and reducing production efficiency and yield.
In order to solve the problems of black spots and slag inclusions in finished aluminum profile products, reduce the amount of scrap, and improve the yield rate, the Technology Department conducted a large number of investigations.
