بثق الألومنيوم

Common T-slot aluminum extrusion sizes include 10×10, 20×20, 30×30, 40×40, 45×45, 50×50, 60×60, 80×80, 100×100, and 160×160 mm.

These profiles are widely used for framing and assembly in windows, doors, and structural construction.

Specific sizes vary by application, so confirm the profile with your drawings.

Solid dies make simple profiles without internal cavities and are the most cost-effective.

Hollow dies create enclosed sections or tubes using mandrels and more complex manufacturing.

Semi-hollow dies produce partially enclosed sections like C-channels at intermediate complexity and cost.

Yes, aluminum extrusions are 100% recyclable without any loss of strength or quality.

Recycling reduces manufacturing costs and environmental impact versus producing new aluminum.

Performance stays the same across multiple uses, making extrusions a sustainable option.

Design parts with uniform wall thickness and simple, symmetrical profiles to minimize costs.

Avoid deep, narrow channels and excessive slots, and use standard alloys like 6061 or 6063.

Larger quantities and standard tolerances spread tooling costs, and early supplier collaboration catches issues first.

Cost depends on material, since standard alloys like 6061 and 6063 are more affordable than specialty metals.

Part size, design complexity, tolerances, and finish requirements all move the price.

Order quantity and whether new dies are needed complete the quotation picture.

Yes, Tuowei provides prototyping and small-batch services for aluminum extrusions.

Prototypes test fit and function before full production and verify dimensions, tolerances, and finishes.

Early design adjustments prevent costly changes later in the process.

Recommended سُمك الجدار for custom aluminum extrusions typically ranges from 1.0 mm to 2.5 mm.

Structural or load-bearing parts usually need 2.0 mm or more for strength and rigidity.

Lightweight or decorative components may be sufficiently strong at around 1.0 mm.

Alloy type matters, since softer alloys may need thicker walls while stronger alloys support thinner sections.

Profile design, press capability, and finishing methods like anodizing all affect minimum thickness.

Tighter tolerances may require thicker walls, so thickness is set at design stage balancing strength, weight, and cost.

Yes, steel tubing with mechanical connections assembles without welding using corner braces, screws, or clamps.

Mechanical fasteners or adhesives are also viable non-welding options.

Steel offers higher strength but more complex assembly, while aluminum extrusions stay easier and faster to assemble.

Tighter tolerances increase manufacturing costs through precision tooling and extra inspection steps.

Standard tolerances suit most applications and help keep costs down.

At Tuowei, critical dimensions hold within ±0.1 mm and others within ±0.15 mm under ISO 9001-C standards.

بثق الألومنيوم is a process that pushes heated aluminum through a shaped die to form profiles.

The extrusion process creates T-slots, frames, heat sinks, and custom profiles in alloys like 6061.

Extruded aluminum parts are light, strong, and easy to finish or assemble.

Yes, you can order custom aluminum extrusion profiles built to your design.

Profiles include T-slots, frames, and heat sinks with finishes like anodizing.

Send your profile drawings for a custom extrusion quote.