The corrosion resistance, corrosion resistance, and weather resistance of aluminum are one of its most significant advantages. Aluminum can naturally rust and resist corrosion without additional treatment. This is due to the presence of a thin, naturally formed aluminum oxide protective film on its surface. Through anodizing, its corrosion resistance becomes stronger.
For example, in outdoor environments, 25 micron anodizing can be performed, which enhances corrosion resistance and improves surface smoothness. Additionally, aluminum does not require maintenance and in most cases, there is no need to worry about corrosion. Aluminum is over 33% lighter in weight than steel, while retaining most of its strength. The tensile strength range of most aluminum alloys is about 70-700 megapascals, while their density is two-thirds lower than that of steel. Product design engineers do not need to worry about the strength of aluminum extruded parts, as they can be used as structural components in the construction and automotive industries, making them the best alternative to other metal materials. In order to achieve lightweighting and reduce energy consumption, the automotive industry is heavily using aluminum alloys. The extrusion aluminum profiles are extrusion process, which used for Fine Processing. Meanwhile, these products used 6063 in the Metals And Alloys, which can use Auto Parts. Moreover, we can provide the customized service according to your drawings, like cnc aluminum, custom aluminum extrusions, casting profiles and die cast metal.