Aluminum Profile

The aluminum profile is a process material that chemically treats the activated plated parts in an aqueous solution of salt and hydrochloric acid. Aluminum profiles are often selected due to their excellent electrical conductivity. On an equal weight basis, aluminum’s electrical conductivity is nearly twice that of copper, and its thermal conductivity is about 50%-60% that of copper, which is useful in the manufacture of heat exchangers, evaporators, heating appliances, cooking utensils, and automobiles. The cylinder head and radiator are very beneficial. Aluminium profiles are non-ferromagnetic, an important property for the electrical and electronic industries. The non-self-igniting property of aluminum profiles is important for applications involving handling or contact with flammable and explosive materials. Aluminum profiles also have extremely high recyclability, and the characteristics of recycled aluminum are almost the same as those of primary aluminum.