ALUMINIUM
Aluminium is a metal that combines low weight with high mechanical strength. Thanks to its natural resistance to corrosion and ease of processing, aluminium components are used in almost every branch of industry. This material conducts heat exceptionally well, is non-magnetic and is fully recyclable, making it an attractive choice for both technical and environmental reasons.
Sheet metal, bars, tubes, and profiles – what we offer
In our assortment, you will find aluminium sheets in four variants: smooth, patterned, anodised, and in super formats. They are available in a wide range of thicknesses – from 0.3 mm to as much as 500 mm – and in various grades, such as 1050A, 5754, 5083, 6082, 7020, or 7075. Standard sheet dimensions include formats from 1000 x 2000 mm to 2000 x 5000 mm, and in the case of super formats, we offer even larger sizes.
Our aluminium range also includes round, square, flat and hexagonal bars, as well as tubes and closed profiles – rectangular and square. The assortment is complemented by structural shapes: angles, channels, tees and z-sections. For customers looking for material for machining, we have prepared aluminium sheets and blocks.
Industries that choose aluminium
Aluminium elements are used in construction for facades, windows, and ventilation systems. In the transport sector, they are used for the production of car bodies, trailers, and rail vehicle components, where low weight translates into fuel savings. The food industry values aluminium for its chemical inertness and ease of cleaning, while the energy sector uses it in electrical installations and heat exchangers.
Technical parameters and advantages of aluminium
The popularity of this metal is due to a combination of practical features that are difficult to find in other materials. Aluminium weighs approximately three times less than steel while maintaining good strength. It forms a thin oxide layer on its surface, which protects it from further corrosion without the need for additional coatings. The material is easily welded, bent, and cut, and its properties can be modified by selecting the appropriate alloy and heat treatment.
The type of aluminium and its intended use
The choice of alloy depends on the intended use of the finished component. Series 1000 alloys (e.g., 1050A) are characterised by high malleability and conductivity, making them suitable for electrical engineering. Series 5000 alloys (5754, 5083) offer enhanced corrosion resistance and are used in marine environments. In turn, series 6000 and 7000 aluminium (6082, 7075) provides high mechanical strength, desired in load-bearing structures and aviation. If you are looking for a proven supplier of aluminium components, contact us – we will help you choose the right materials for your needs.