Cheap Aluminium Bar

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Aluminum is one of the most abundant metals on earth and is one of the most used materials within the construction industry. Due to its many material advantages, aluminum bar stock can be used to provide structure and support to a wide range of applications.
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Physical Properties:
The following is a brief introduction to the physical properties of aluminum rods.
1.The melting point of aluminum rod is *****0 degrees Celsius, its electrical conductivity is *0 degrees Celsius, heat resistance is better and wear resistance is better. 
2.The ***0 series of aluminum have this feature, more suitable for melting and casting. 
3.Aluminum rod ***3 is the aluminum alloy tube series is a wider range of applications.
4.***1 aluminum material is harder, and 3a*1 aluminum has anti-corrosion and rust prevention, hardness is also stronger. 
5.***5 aluminum caliber is larger and the inner wall of the aluminum tube is thicker. 
6.***5 aluminum material is very hard, has strong corrosion resistance, higher strength, better performance than soft steel, suitable for aviation. 
7.***2 series aluminum is more suitable for ships on the sea and lakes, etc., because it has a strong rust-proof effect.
 
Differences between ***1 and ***3 Aluminum Bar:
Aluminum bar ***1 is a structural aluminum alloy that maintains extremely good mechanical properties. ***1 is considered a wrought alloy, as
opposed to a casting alloy, which means that it can be extruded, rolled, or forged into a variety of shapes.Aluminum bar ***1 is highly suitable for
applications such as building products, electrical products, piping, and recreational products.
 
Aluminum ***3 is one of the most popular aluminum extrusion alloys on the market. Often referred to as architectural aluminum, ***3 is often used
within architectural applications. This medium strength alloy is often used for applications such as railings, window frames, door frames, roofs and more.
For more detailed information about the differences between aluminum alloys ***1 and ***3, please check out our blog post.