Aluminum profiles are resistant to corrosion

        The relative density of aluminum is only 2.7g/cm3, about one-third that of steel, copper, or brass (7.83g/cm3, 8.93g/cm3, respectively). In most natural environments, including gas, water (or saline), organic chemicals, and many organic chemical management systems, aluminum demonstrates excellent corrosion resistance.

        Electrical conductivity

        Aluminum profiles are often used because of their excellent electrical conductivity. 5086 aluminum profiles in the same net weight on the basis of the electrical conductivity of aluminum tends to be two times of copper.

        Thermal conductivity rate

        The thermal conductivity of aluminum alloy profiles is about 50-60% of that of copper, which is beneficial to the production of heat exchangers, condensers, heating household appliances, drinking utensils, and motor vehicle cylinder blocks and heat pipe radiators

        The ferromagnetic

        Aluminum profiles are non-ferromagnetic, which is a key feature of the electrical equipment industry and the electronics industry. Aluminum profiles are not flammable, which is critical to the use of raw materials involved in handling or touching flammable and explosive materials.