Aluminum Angle

Common alloys include 6061-T6 (for general structural use) and 6063-T5 (for architectural and decorative applications), each offering different strength and corrosion-resistance characteristics.

Yes, aluminum angles can be welded using specialized techniques like TIG or MIG welding. However, it requires specific skills due to aluminum’s unique metallurgical properties.

Aluminum angles are approximately one-third the weight of steel, offer superior corrosion resistance and don’t require painting. They’re more expensive initially but provide long-term cost-effectiveness in many applications.

We utilize custom-designed packaging that perfectly fits the dimensions of aluminum channels, preventing bending or crushing, even for longer or heavier items.

Yes, we custom-cut every order from mill-length sheets or bars to precisely match the dimensions you request.