Aluminum Extrusion

Aluminum extrusion involves shaping aluminum alloy into profiles with consistent cross-sections through a process of forcing heated aluminum through a die. Typically, these extrusions are surface treated with powder coating for enhanced durability and aesthetics. Grade 5052 aluminum, known for its strength and corrosion resistance, is commonly used. With a thickness of 5mm, it's suitable for industrial and commercial applications. Its versatility allows for crafting intricate designs, making it valuable in construction, automotive, and electronics industries. The benefits include lightweight construction, precise dimensions, and recyclability. Its specific attributes include high strength-to-weight ratio, thermal conductivity, and resistance to rust, making it ideal for various structural and decorative purposes.