Aluminum sheets, with their lightweight, corrosion resistance, formability, and recyclability, play a vital role in modern industries. Our product portfolio covers 1xxx, 3xxx, 5xxx, and 6xxx series, ranging from high-purity to high-strength alloys, serving industries such as consumer electronics, automotive manufacturing, and marine engineering with comprehensive solutions.
Consumer Electronics Applications
Consumer electronics demand lightweight design, stylish appearance, and high thermal performance. Aluminum sheets are widely applied in e-cigarettes, smartphones, laptops, and audio equipment due to their excellent formability and surface finishing.
Aluminum sheets are increasingly used in consumer electronics due to their lightweight, corrosion resistance, and ability to achieve refined surface finishes. Our main grades cover applications from stylish exteriors to functional thermal components.
5052 Aluminum Sheet: Widely used for e-cigarette housings, 5052 combines light weight with excellent corrosion resistance. Its anodizing adaptability allows diverse finishes, providing both durability and visual appeal.
6061/6003 Aluminum Sheet: Commonly applied to smartphone and tablet casings, these alloys deliver high strength and wear resistance while maintaining a lightweight design. They enable premium textures and finishes, making them ideal for high-end consumer electronics.
5754/5005 Aluminum Sheet: Preferred for laptop shells and audio panels, these alloys are valued for their strong corrosion resistance and uniform anodizing results, ensuring consistent quality in both aesthetics and performance.
3003 Aluminum Sheet: With excellent thermal conductivity, 3003 is frequently used for heat sinks and battery casings, ensuring stable performance and effective heat dissipation in electronic devices.
Automotive Applications
The automotive industry is rapidly embracing aluminum for lightweight design, improved fuel efficiency, and enhanced safety. Our aluminum sheet grades play a critical role in both conventional and new energy vehicles.
5052 Aluminum Sheet: Extensively used for fuel tanks and instrument panel brackets, 5052 offers excellent formability and corrosion resistance, ensuring safety and reliability under harsh conditions.
5182 Aluminum Sheet: With high strength and superior ductility, 5182 is commonly used for automotive body panels, inner door structures, and battery housings. It is particularly favored in new energy vehicles for its outstanding weldability and sealing performance.
5754 Aluminum Sheet: Known for its higher strength and corrosion resistance, 5754 is ideal for tank truck bodies, car roof panels, and interior trims. Its durability makes it suitable for heavy-duty transportation applications.
6061 Aluminum Sheet: As a heat-treatable alloy with exceptional strength and rigidity, 6061 is used in chassis components, suspension systems, and vehicle frames, meeting the stringent structural demands of modern automotive engineering.
Marine Applications
Marine engineering imposes strict requirements on materials, demanding excellent seawater corrosion resistance, high strength, and good weldability. Our aluminum-magnesium alloys are widely recognized as the material of choice for shipbuilding.
5083 Aluminum Sheet: With outstanding strength and superior seawater corrosion resistance, 5083 is the primary alloy for ship hulls, decks, and bulkheads. It ensures long service life even in harsh marine environments.
5754 Aluminum Sheet: Offering excellent corrosion resistance and medium strength, 5754 is suitable for interior ship structures, cabins, and deck panels. Its balance of strength and workability makes it versatile for multiple marine applications.
5052 Aluminum Sheet: Featuring excellent formability and resistance to seawater corrosion, 5052 is often used in small vessel hulls, fuel tanks, and auxiliary components, ensuring lightweight performance and durability.
Architectural Applications
In the modern construction industry, aluminum sheets are not only structural materials but also a design element. With advantages such as lightweight, corrosion resistance, high formability, and versatile surface treatments, aluminum is widely used in façades, roofing systems, interior decoration, and public infrastructure.
1100 Aluminum Sheet: Commonly used for façades, roofing decorations, and ceilings. Its excellent formability and corrosion resistance make it ideal for architectural elements requiring both aesthetics and durability.
3003 Aluminum Sheet: With higher strength than 1xxx alloys, it is often applied in roofing, wall cladding, gutters, and insulation systems, ensuring reliability in long-term outdoor exposure.
5005 Aluminum Sheet: Known for its excellent anodizing properties and consistent surface color, 5005 is widely used in exterior façades and decorative panels, meeting the demanding aesthetic standards of premium architecture.
5754 Aluminum Sheet: Frequently applied in structural components and roofing systems. Its higher strength and corrosion resistance make it especially suitable for long-term weather-resistant applications.