Safety Glass Acoustic Aluminum Swing Door Aluminium Bedroom Doors
Aluminum is the second widely used metal in the world only after
the iron. There are a number of advantages of using aluminum, such
as a combination of attractive properties which include high
strength, low weight, easy machining, corrosion resistance, thermal
and electrical conductivity and excellent malleability. In addition
to all of those things, aluminum is also very easy to recycle and
is the most recycled metal material in the world. Aluminum doors
and windows are widely used for buildings more and more recently.
Features:
Aluminum Profile |
Thermal Break or Non-thermal break |
Profile Thickness |
1.2mm, 1.4mm, 1.5mm, 1.6mm, 2.0mm |
Surface Finish |
Powder Coated, PVDF, Wood Grain |
Glazing |
Double layer hollow glass with molecular sieve |
Glaze Type |
4mm+15AS+4mm, 5mm+12AS+5mm, 5mm+20AS+5mm, etc. |
Mosquito net |
Optional |
Accessories |
China or German top brand |
Durability |
20 years |
Aluminum is Great for Custom Doors and Windows
• MALLEABLE – Aluminum is extremely malleable, which is why it is
such an excellent choice for extrusion. During custom aluminum
extrusion, the metal can be either hot or cold and it will still be
malleable, especially during bending and other types of forming
• JOINING – Another one of the advantages of using aluminum is that
it can be easily joined together with other metals through fusion
welding, bonding, taping or Friction Stir Welding to achieve the
desired finished product.
• REFLECTIVE – Aluminum is very reflective of both visible light
and radiated heat.
• NON-MAGNETIC – Yet another one of the properties of aluminum that
are beneficial is that it is non-magnetic. As a result, aluminum is
often used in magnetic x-ray devices so that it won’t interfere
with the magnetic fields.
• NON-TOXIC – Aluminum is one of the most common elements found in
the Earth’s crust, second only to oxygen and silicon. In fact, you
can naturally find aluminum compounds occurring in our food.
Environmentally Friendly
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The Aluminium industry includes a large “secondary metal” sector
which accepts scrapped aluminium products for remelting and
recovery of metal. Recycling aluminium requires only 5%of the
energy needed to produce new aluminium. Aluminium cutting waste
from factories can be recycled and therefore have substantial scrap
value.
