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Product Description
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| Aluminum (Al) | Iron (Fe) | Silicon (Si) | Copper (Cu) | Zinc (Zn) | Manganese (Mn) |
| 99% | 0.95% | 0.95% | 0.05% | 0.1% | 0.05% |
Electrical Conductors: The electrical industry often uses 1070 aluminum sheets due to their high electrical conductivity. They manufacture electrical conductors, power cables, and transformer windings.
Heat Exchangers: Aluminum's excellent heat transfer properties make 1070 Mill Finish Aluminum Sheets suitable for heat exchangers and radiators. Various applications, including automotive and HVAC systems, can use these sheets.
Reflective Materials: The high reflectivity of aluminum is advantageous for applications where reflecting light or heat is essential. 1070 aluminum sheets can produce reflective materials, such as reflectors, solar panels, and lighting fixtures.
Packaging: Manufacturers commonly use aluminum sheets made of 1070 alloy to manufacture packaging materials. They provide a combination of formability, corrosion resistance, and barrier properties, making them ideal for packaging in the food and beverage industry.
Fin Stock for Air Conditioning: In the air conditioning and HVAC industry, 1070 aluminum sheets can improve heat transfer efficiency in heat exchangers and air conditioning units.
Household Appliances: Manufacturers often employ aluminum sheets in the manufacturing of household appliances, including refrigerators, ovens, and cookware, due to their corrosion resistance and formability.
Automotive Components: Due to their lightweight nature and corrosion resistance, automotive components such as heat shields, decorative trim, and body panels may use 1070 aluminum sheets.
Construction and Architecture: Architectural applications, including roofing, wall cladding, and decorative elements, can use aluminum sheets due to their aesthetic appeal and resistance to corrosion.
Industrial Applications: Various industrial applications may require 1070 aluminum sheets, such as industrial machinery, equipment casings, and panels, due to their corrosion resistance and formability.
1. O (Annealed) Temper:
Application Fields: The "O" temper signifies annealed aluminum, rendering it soft with low strength and high flexibility. Formability precedes strength as a more crucial requirement when choosing this temper.
Examples:
Household Foil: People commonly use aluminum foil for wrapping and packaging household items due to its exceptional formability. The softness of the "O" temper makes it easy to shape for wrapping various items.
Decorative and Architectural Uses: Suitable for decorative and architectural elements that require shaping and molding. The 'O' temper's formability allows people to mold it into various decorative features for architectural applications.
2.H12 Temper:
Application Fields: This is a strain-hardened (cold-worked) temper. It has low strength but high ductility. People often use it in applications where formability is crucial.
Examples:
Household Appliances: This phrase describes the application of a material in producing lightweight parts for household appliances. The H12 temper's balance of formability and ductility makes it suitable for creating appliance parts.
Packaging: Suitable for packaging materials requiring moderate strength and formability. In applications where a balance between strength and the ability to shape the material is needed, the H12 temper serves well.
3.H14 Temper:
Application Fields: Like H12, H14 is also a strain-hardened temper. It offers slightly higher strength compared to H12 while retaining good formability. People commonly use it in applications that require moderate strength and good formability.
Examples:
Heat Exchangers: Used in producing heat exchanger fins due to their formability and moderate strength combination. The H14 temper's properties make it suitable for shaping fins in heat exchange applications.
Household Appliances: Applicable in components that require moderate strength and good formability. In manufacturing various parts for household appliances, manufacturers choose the H14 temper for its balance between strength and formability.
4.H16 Temper:
Application Fields: H16 is another strain-hardened temper with increased strength compared to H14. It is suitable for applications that need better strength and formability.
Examples:
Heat Exchangers: Used for heat exchanger fins when increased strength is required. The H16 temper enhances strength, making it suitable for shaping fins in heat exchange applications.
Reflective Materials: Suitable for applications where moderate strength and good reflectivity are needed. In situations where both strength and reflective properties are essential, people utilize the H16 temper.
5.H18 Temper:
Application Fields: This is a higher-strength strain-hardened temper. It offers the highest strength among the strain-hardened tempers of 1070 aluminum. People use it in applications requiring significant strength and moderate formability.
Examples:
Electrical Conductors: Utilized for high-strength electrical conductors. The H18 temper's enhanced strength makes it suitable for applications in the electrical industry where conductivity and strength are crucial.
Industrial and Structural Components: Used in applications where high strength is necessary but formability is less critical. TIndustries and structural component manufacturers choose the H18 temper for components that require robustness and durability.
6.H22, H24, H26, H32, H34, H36, H38 Temper:
Application Fields: Various applications, such as automotive components, structural components, and industrial equipment, require increased strength. The specific temper is selected based on the balance of formability and strength needed for the application.
7.T4, T6, T651, T7351 Temper:
Application Fields: In structural and aerospace applications where high strength and good dimensional stability are essential, people commonly use these tempers. The specific temper is chosen based on the desired strength and performance characteristics.
1. Standard Widths (1000 mm to 1500 mm):
Applications:
Roofing and Cladding: Due to its lightweight properties and corrosion resistance, 1100-mill finish aluminum sheets are commonly used for roofing and cladding in construction. Their formability and durability contribute to effective, long-lasting solutions.
Signage: Suitable for outdoor and indoor signage due to its formability and ease of printing or coating. The versatility of 1100 aluminum makes it an excellent choice for creating signage with various shapes and designs.
HVAC Ducts: Employed for manufacturing HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) ducts and components. The corrosion resistance and thermal conductivity of 1100 aluminum make it suitable for HVAC applications, ensuring efficient and durable duct systems.
Food Packaging: Used to produce food packaging materials such as trays and containers. The non-toxic and corrosion-resistant properties of 1100 aluminum make it a safe and reliable choice for food packaging, ensuring the protection and preservation of food products.
2. Wide Widths (1600 mm to 2400 mm):
Applications:
Architectural Panels: Wide sheets of 1100-mill finish aluminum are commonly used in architecture as panels for building facades and interiors, providing a seamless and modern appearance. The large width of these sheets makes them ideal for creating expansive architectural panels, which contribute to contemporary and visually appealing structures.
Shipbuilding: 1100 aluminum is used in shipbuilding for bulkheads, deck plates, and other components due to its corrosion resistance and lightweight properties, making it a suitable material for marine applications.
Industrial Machinery: Manufacturing sheets for industrial machinery, conveyor systems, and equipment, with advantages for structural integrity and durability.
Transportation Industry: Used for constructing train carriages, buses, and trailers. The wide widths of 1100-mill finish aluminum sheets make them suitable for manufacturing components in the transportation industry, contributing to the construction of lightweight and efficient vehicles.
3.Custom Widths:
Applications:
Automotive Panels: Custom-width aluminum sheets enable precise specifications for automotive body panels and components； this helps manufacturers produce lightweight, durable panels that meet exact requirements, contributing to high-quality, dimensionally accurate panels.
Aerospace Components: Custom-width aluminum sheets are crucial in the aerospace industry as they help to manufacture precision components with specific dimensions like aircraft wings, fuselage sections, and structural parts.
Precision Engineering: Custom widths of aluminum sheets are essential to ensure accurate dimensions and tight tolerances for specialized components.
Architectural Projects: Custom-sized aluminum sheets can help architects and designers create unique and personalized architectural elements for visually appealing buildings.
APPLICATION FIELDS OF 1100 MILL FINISH ALUMINUM SHEETS IN DIFFERENT THICKNESS
1. Thin Sheets (0.2 mm to 0.4 mm):
Applications:
Electronics: Electronic devices use thin aluminum sheets for shielding against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI). Flexible printed circuit boards (PCBs) also use them.
Insulation: In the construction industry, people use thin aluminum sheets for insulation. One can laminate them with other materials to create reflective insulation barriers.
2. Intermediate Thickness (0.5 mm to 0.8 mm):
Applications:
Architectural Decor: Architects use intermediate thickness sheets for architectural decorative elements, including wall panels, decorative ceilings, and exterior cladding, to enhance the aesthetics of buildings.
HVAC Components: Manufacturers use these thicknesses for producing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) components such as ductwork, diffusers, and heat exchanger fins.
3. Moderate Thickness (1.0 mm to 1.5 mm):
Applications:
Food Service Equipment: In the food service industry, moderate-thickness sheets make kitchen equipment such as counters, tables, and food preparation surfaces.
Aircraft Interiors: Aircraft interiors can use these sheets for cabin components, including overhead bins and wall panels, where weight savings and durability are essential.
4.Thicker Sheets (2.0 mm to 3.0 mm):
Applications:
Railway Carriages: Thicker aluminum sheets are employed in manufacturing railway carriages, providing lightweight structural components such as walls and flooring.
Oil and Gas Equipment: In the oil and gas industry, companies use thicker sheets to construct equipment like storage tanks, pressure vessels, and offshore platforms, where corrosion resistance is critical.
Automotive Structural Parts: Automotive manufacturers use thicker sheets for structural components like frame rails and safety-critical parts, where high strength and rigidity are required.
Heavy-Duty Machinery: These sheets find application in heavy-duty machinery and equipment, including construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and mining machinery, for their robustness and durability.
