HAOMEI aluminum has a wide range of aluminum brazing pate in different sizes(3mm 4mm 5mm 10mm 15mm 16mm aluminium plate), tempers and alloys. Plate aluminum sheet is used in heavy-duty applications in the aerospace industry, military and transportation product manufacturing.
Aluminium Plate
Alloy: 5005, 5052, 5083, 5186, 5454
Temper: H32, H34, H116, H321
Thickness (mm): 4 to 25
Width (mm): 1200 to 2500
Length (mm): 2400 to 12000, Customer specific length
Finish: Mill, Customer specific finish,
Coating: PE Coating (not standard)
Plasma profile: To customer drawings
Advantages of using 3mm 4mm 5mm 10mm 15mm 16mm aluminium plate price
Light weight - approximately one-third the density of steel
Strength - some alloys can be substantially strengthened by work or by heat treatment
Workability - easily formed, machined and welded
Corrosion resistance - varies depending on the alloy and the best resist marine exposure
Non-toxic - often used in contact with food
Non-magnetic and non-sparking
Electrical conductivity - high
Thermal conductivity - high
3mm 4mm 5mm 10mm 15mm 16mm aluminum plate metal comes in a variety of thicknesses and weights in many different grades. HAOMEI aluminum offers heat treatable aluminum sheet grades, like the popular 6061 aluminum alloy, that can be used for commercial applications that require strength, corrosion resistance and machinability, as well as non-heat treatable grades when formability and weldability are priorities. Popular applications for aluminum sheet include fuel tanks, roofing, boat hulls and automobile parts. Available grades include 1100, 3003, 5052, 5086, 5454 and 6061.
Types of aluminum plate alloy
6061 aluminum plate is a harder, more machinable aluminum, used in the production of canoes, bus and truck bodies, sailboats, transmission towers, scaffolding, mine skips and furniture, among others.
3003 aluminum plate is a softer, more formable aluminum, offering good weldability and corrosion resistance at a competitive price. It is often used in cooking utensils, ductwork, gasoline tanks, heat exchangers and general sheet metal work.
The highest strength alloys are heat treated and then quickly cooled to room temperature. They are then stretched in order to straighten and relieve any internal stress that may have built up during the rolling and heat-treating.
The plates are then either aged naturally at room temperature or artificially aged in a furnace to achieve the right combination of corrosion resistance and strength. The plate is then trimmed to its required size.