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New Aluminum Angle

New Aluminum Angle

Aluminum angle is a great choice for many architectural and fabrication projects as it features two legs that form a 90° angle. We have both equal and unequal-legged options, making this versatile material suitable for a range of applications.

Std. cut tolerance: -.00″/+.125″

⚠WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead and/or nickel, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.

 

Weight Comparison

The aluminum angle, particularly the 6061 T6, is significantly lighter than steel, making it an ideal option for structural applications. This lightweight characteristic ensures aluminum is easier to work with, particularly in projects requiring customized lengths and specific sizes, like frame work or legs.

 

Welding and Joining

Aluminum angle can be efficiently welded or joined with other metals. TIG welding is often recommended for 6061 T6 due to its ability to manage the heat input, ensuring the integrity of the mill finish. This process is crucial for maintaining the mechanical properties of aluminum in structural applications.

 

Bending and Fabrication

The fabrication capabilities of the aluminum angle allow for flexibility in project design, including custom-cut sizes and shapes, without requiring special equipment. The 6061 T6 alloy offers good formability, accommodating varied thickness and length, suitable for a wide range of applications from simple legs to complex framework.

 

Recyclability and Environmental Impact

Recycling aluminum angle contributes significantly to environmental conservation, reducing the need for heat and energy used in producing new aluminum. The 6061 T6 is widely recycled, underscoring aluminum’s role in sustainable construction practices by saving resources and reducing the quantity of waste in structural applications.

Aluminum angle is a great choice for many architectural and fabrication projects as it features two legs that form a 90° angle. We have both equal and unequal-legged options, making this versatile material suitable for a range of applications.

Std. cut tolerance: -.00″/+.125″

⚠WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead and/or nickel, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.

 

Weight Comparison

The aluminum angle, particularly the 6061 T6, is significantly lighter than steel, making it an ideal option for structural applications. This lightweight characteristic ensures aluminum is easier to work with, particularly in projects requiring customized lengths and specific sizes, like frame work or legs.

 

Welding and Joining

Aluminum angle can be efficiently welded or joined with other metals. TIG welding is often recommended for 6061 T6 due to its ability to manage the heat input, ensuring the integrity of the mill finish. This process is crucial for maintaining the mechanical properties of aluminum in structural applications.

 

Bending and Fabrication

The fabrication capabilities of the aluminum angle allow for flexibility in project design, including custom-cut sizes and shapes, without requiring special equipment. The 6061 T6 alloy offers good formability, accommodating varied thickness and length, suitable for a wide range of applications from simple legs to complex framework.

 

Recyclability and Environmental Impact

Recycling aluminum angle contributes significantly to environmental conservation, reducing the need for heat and energy used in producing new aluminum. The 6061 T6 is widely recycled, underscoring aluminum’s role in sustainable construction practices by saving resources and reducing the quantity of waste in structural applications.

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New Metals vs. Verified Remnant Metals

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New Metals vs. Verified Remnant MetalsCertification Certification always included Limited certification: Metal type and alloy verified via XRF scanning
New Metals vs. Verified Remnant MetalsCost Top market price, variable based on labor, materials, energy Cost of materials and prep time only
New Metals vs. Verified Remnant MetalsAvailability Industry standard sizes only. Large plates or bars that can be cut to size. Ability to purchase quantities from the same lot number. Availability can be affected by supply and demand. Large standard sizes are not always available. Can be readily cut to size as needed.
New Metals vs. Verified Remnant MetalsCondition Pristine, fresh for any and all processes. May have blemishes such as scratches or water spots.
New Metals vs. Verified Remnant MetalsCarbon Footprints Higher, as more energy is expended to process virgin ores or recycle metal scrap. Lower, making direct use of metal remnants in their current state. Minimal reworking.