Aluminum Circle/Discs (a type of circular aluminum product made through processes such as rolling and cutting)
Core features: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, easy to process, good electrical and thermal conductivity.
Used in fields such as packaging containers, cookware and kitchenware, electronic appliances, and industrial manufacturing, it meets the demands of different scenarios
Common types of aluminum discs:
According to processing techniques and material properties, common types include:
Pure aluminum discs: They have a relatively high purity (such as 1050, 1060, etc.), are soft in texture, and have good ductility. They are suitable for deep drawing processing and are widely used in scenarios with high formability requirements, such as food packaging and pharmaceutical packaging.
Aluminum alloy discs: With elements such as magnesium and manganese (like 3003, 5052, etc.) added, they have higher strength and hardness than pure aluminum, and are more corrosion-resistant. They are often used in fields such as cookware and auto parts where strength is required.
Coated aluminum discs: The surface is treated with a coating (such as painting or film coating), which combines decorative and weather-resistant properties. They are suitable for components with high appearance requirements, such as the shells of certain household appliances.
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