There are various metals with different properties. Some metals are used for luxury purposes such as diamond and gold, others are used for building purposes like brass, nickel, steel, copper, and many more. Every piece of equipment, in order to work efficiently, requires a good building block. And while engineering components, it is extremely significant to check qualities of the material that are going to be used, and it is also important to follow the factors that can affect the material “aluminium” in this case.

The difference between aluminum profiles and aluminum alloys is that in life, we may often see aluminum profiles, such as aluminum doors and windows, aluminum plates, curtain walls, etc., and many mechanical accessories, all contain aluminum profiles. Aluminum profiles are made by hot-melt extrusion of aluminum rods to obtain different shapes.

Aluminum profiles are generally used in the construction industry. Industrial profiles and construction profiles are both grade 6063 aluminum alloy, and their composition and content are the same. Although their mechanical properties are not much different, their differences in performance are obvious. Next, I will introduce the differences between industrial aluminum profiles and construction aluminum profiles:

The alloys used for extruding heat sinks must have good thermal conductivity. The general alloys used are 1A30,1035 and 6063. At present, 6063 alloy is widely used. Because it has good thermal conductivity and good mechanical properties.