In the door and window industry, the selection of aluminum is crucial, and the thickness of aluminum determines the performance and use of doors and windows. So, what are the differences in the thickness of aluminum for doors and windows, and what are their uses? The following INTOP METAL will introduce them in detail.
What is the difference between extruded, electrophoretic and sprayed aluminum? INTOP METAL explains. In the market, there are many treatment methods for aluminum due to different needs and uses. Among them, extrusion, electrophoresis and spraying are the three most common surface treatment processes, each of which has unique characteristics and uses.
Aluminum alloy profile extrusion die is an important tool commonly used in industrial production. It extrude aluminum alloy materials into profiles of various cross-sectional shapes through specific processes and procedures. It is widely used in construction, transportation, electronics and other fields. Next, Intop Metal will introduce the production process and principle of aluminum alloy profile extrusion die.
Thermally-broken aluminum profiles have been widely used in modern buildings, especially in the manufacture of doors and windows, due to their excellent heat insulation, sound insulation and thermal insulation properties. Regarding the thickness of thermally-broken aluminum profiles, it is not a single fixed value, but varies according to different design requirements, uses and national standards.
Our company uses the best spray powder, and the material selection is strictly controlled. Generally, corrosion and paint peeling rarely occur. So, how to deal with corrosion and paint peeling of sprayed aluminum?
What are the standards for heavy-duty sliding door aluminum profiles? As an indispensable part of modern architecture, the standards of heavy-duty sliding door aluminum profiles directly determine the performance, safety and service life of the door. When purchasing heavy-duty sliding doors, it is crucial to understand and follow the relevant standards of aluminum profiles.
