Application of Pure Aluminium  sheet
	
	
		 
		Today aluminum is used in almost all industries and its share continues 
		to grow. Due to the light weight, non-susceptibility to corrosion and 
		high ductility, aluminum sheets are practically indispensable in 
		machine, ship and aircraft construction.
		
		Manufacturing of sheet aluminum
		To obtain aluminum sheets with a thickness of up to 6 mm, the blanks go 
		through two stages, these are:
		
		hot deformation
		cold deformation (rolling), to obtain thinner, up to 6 mm, sheets.
		The high plasticity of aluminum makes it possible to obtain the 
		necessary products after cold working.
		
		Sheets of pure aluminum are instantly covered with a thin film of 
		aluminum oxide, which reliably prevents it from corrosion and 
		interaction with other substances. However, the industry often uses 
		various aluminum alloys, regulated by the GOST 21631 standard. Such 
		alloys improve the required characteristics of aluminum sheets.
		
		Properly manufactured sheet aluminum should be free of any visible 
		surface defects, such as cracks, bubbles, corrosion spots and tears. 
		Burn marks are also unacceptable. The surface of the sheet should be 
		uniformly glossy or matt, depending on the grade of the alloy.
		
		Various industries that consume aluminum sheets require the production 
		of aluminum sheets in non-standard designs. These include, for example, 
		perforated aluminum.
		
		The perforated sheet can have a thickness of 0.5 to 6 mm, with various 
		types of perforation: round, square and slotted.
		
		The second non-standard way of making aluminum sheets is corrugated 
		sheet. The surface of the corrugated aluminum sheet is matt and rough 
		with a convex, repetitive pattern. This surface has two noticeable 
		advantages:
		
		it increases the heat dissipation area and therefore is in demand in 
		refrigeration units and radiators.
		it improves grip. This is important for anti-slip surfaces used in 
		transport..
		
		
 
		 
 
	  
  
Diam 
thickness 
length 
width 
purity 
Details 
			
				
 
Foil 
   
0.03mm -0.8mm 
>3000mm 
2mm-150mm 
99.99% 
Details 
			
				
 
sheet 
  
0.03mm-50mm 
100mm 
100mm 
99.99% 
Details 
			
				
 
wire 
0.025mm
-0.05mm 
  
7000-8000m 
  
99.99% 
Details 
			
				
 
Stab 
2.0mm
-150mm 
  
<1000mm 
  
99.99% 
Details 
			
				
 
granules 
  
6mm-13mm 
  
99.99% 
Details 
			  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
			
		
		
 
								
							
 
		Today aluminum is used in almost all industries and its share continues 
		to grow. Due to the light weight, non-susceptibility to corrosion and 
		high ductility, aluminum sheets are practically indispensable in 
		machine, ship and aircraft construction.
		
		Manufacturing of sheet aluminum
		To obtain aluminum sheets with a thickness of up to 6 mm, the blanks go 
		through two stages, these are:
		
		hot deformation
		cold deformation (rolling), to obtain thinner, up to 6 mm, sheets.
		The high plasticity of aluminum makes it possible to obtain the 
		necessary products after cold working.
		
		Sheets of pure aluminum are instantly covered with a thin film of 
		aluminum oxide, which reliably prevents it from corrosion and 
		interaction with other substances. However, the industry often uses 
		various aluminum alloys, regulated by the GOST 21631 standard. Such 
		alloys improve the required characteristics of aluminum sheets.
		
		Properly manufactured sheet aluminum should be free of any visible 
		surface defects, such as cracks, bubbles, corrosion spots and tears. 
		Burn marks are also unacceptable. The surface of the sheet should be 
		uniformly glossy or matt, depending on the grade of the alloy.
		
		Various industries that consume aluminum sheets require the production 
		of aluminum sheets in non-standard designs. These include, for example, 
		perforated aluminum.
		
		The perforated sheet can have a thickness of 0.5 to 6 mm, with various 
		types of perforation: round, square and slotted.
		
		The second non-standard way of making aluminum sheets is corrugated 
		sheet. The surface of the corrugated aluminum sheet is matt and rough 
		with a convex, repetitive pattern. This surface has two noticeable 
		advantages:
		
		it increases the heat dissipation area and therefore is in demand in 
		refrigeration units and radiators.
		it improves grip. This is important for anti-slip surfaces used in 
		transport..
		
		
 
 
 
| Diam | thickness | length | width | purity | Details | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
				![]()  | 
Foil | 0.03mm -0.8mm | >3000mm | 2mm-150mm | 99.99% | Details | |
				![]()  | 
sheet | 0.03mm-50mm | 100mm | 100mm | 99.99% | Details | |
				![]()  | 
wire | 0.025mm -0.05mm  | 
7000-8000m | 99.99% | Details | ||
				![]()  | 
Stab | 2.0mm -150mm  | 
<1000mm | 99.99% | Details | ||
				![]()  | 
granules | 6mm-13mm | 99.99% | Details | |||
		
 
