Description

1. Manufacturing Process: Aluminum sheets are typically produced through a process called rolling. In this process, aluminum ingots are heated and passed through a series of rolling mills to reduce the thickness and lengthen the sheet. The final thickness of the sheet can vary depending on the specific application and requirements.
2. Alloy Composition: Aluminum sheets are available in different alloy compositions to suit various needs. Common aluminum alloys used for sheet production include 1xxx series (pure aluminum), 3xxx series (aluminum-manganese), 5xxx series (aluminum-magnesium), and 6xxx series (aluminum-magnesium-silicon).
3. Size and Dimensions: Aluminum sheets are manufactured in various sizes and dimensions to accommodate different applications. They come in different widths, lengths, and thicknesses. The thickness of aluminum sheets can range from a fraction of a millimeter (thin foil) to several millimeters (thick plate).