The great properties of the Aluminium Alloy 1050 Sheet are the basis for its widespread use in the following industries. Corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, high strength, high resilience, high-temperature strength, good stiffness, and other characteristics are among them. The sheet is lightweight, sturdy, long-lasting, weldable, and formable thanks to these properties. As a result, they ensure the sheet’s long service life, reducing the need for regular replacement. The grade of aluminium alloy used to make the Aluminium 1050 Sheet gives it its properties.

In the production of moderate-strength sheets, the 1050 standard of aluminium alloy is strongly favoured. As a result, this grade is preferred in applications that need intermediate strength materials. The designations AA1050A, S1B, and A91050 refer to the alloy grade. This grade can be used to make a variety of sheets, including shim sheets, simple sheets, and stucco sheets. Because of the soft nature of the aluminium alloy, making these sheets is easy. Heat treatment may be used to improve the strength of some of the sheets. While magnesium, silicon, copper, and iron are added to increase power, heat treatment is normally preferred.

Even if fabricated with accuracy, all types of sheets are thoroughly checked. We don’t ship any commercial materials until they’ve been thoroughly tested. Hardness, positive material recognition, resistant test, intergranular corrosion test, power test, ultrasonic test, flaring, flattening test, and other tests are conducted on the sheets in various categories.