Description

An aluminum rod is a type of aluminum product produced through a precision casting process that includes melting, purification, degassing, slag removal, and casting.
Depending on the alloying elements present, aluminum rods are categorized into eight major series, each with unique mechanical and physical properties.

They offer a combination of light weight, high strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent machinability, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

Specification

Classification

1. 1000 Series Aluminum Rod

2. 2000 Series Aluminum Rod

3. 3000 Series Aluminum Rod

4. 4000 Series Aluminum Rod

5. 5000 Series Aluminum Rod

6. 6000 Series Aluminum Rod

7. 7000 Series Aluminum Rod

8. 8000 Series Aluminum Rod

Applications

1. Aerospace Industry

Used in the manufacturing of aircraft, rockets, and aerospace structures due to its high strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and durability.

2. Machinery Manufacturing

Applied in mechanical components such as propellers, gears, shafts, and automotive parts. Aluminum rods help reduce equipment weight and production costs.

3. Electronics and Electrical Industry

Ideal for heat sinks, radiators, and conductive parts thanks to excellent electrical and thermal conductivity.

4. Packaging Industry

Used to produce aluminum tubes, barrels, and containers with strong sealing and corrosion resistance—suitable for food, medicine, and chemical packaging.

5. Construction and Architecture

Commonly used in frames, doors, windows, curtain walls, and support structures, valued for its lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties.

6. Power and Energy Sector

Used for wires, cables, and transmission line components due to its oxidation resistance and high conductivity.

7. Transportation Industry

Applied in automobile, train, ship, and aerospace components such as bodies, wheels, and frames, offering reduced weight and fuel consumption.

8. Chemical Industry

Used for tanks, pipelines, and chemical processing equipment, providing resistance to acids, alkalis, and corrosion.

9. Furniture and Household Goods

Fabricated into furniture frames, lighting fixtures, kitchenware, and utensils, combining aesthetics with functionality.

10. Sports Equipment

Used in bicycle frames, golf clubs, tennis rackets, and other high-performance sports gear due to its strength and lightness.

11. Medical Equipment

Ideal for surgical instruments, mobility devices, and medical equipment, offering biocompatibility and resistance to corrosion.

12. Environmental Protection Equipment

Applied in waste bins, recycling containers, and water treatment systems, providing durability and corrosion resistance in outdoor environments.

13. Art and Decoration

Widely used for decorative crafts, sculptures, lighting fixtures, and display materials, thanks to its formability and metallic finish.