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Aluminum Round Tubing

New Aluminum Round Tubing

The round aluminum tube is an exceptional choice for a variety of applications, from architecture and furniture to automotive accessories. Its extruded or drawn form offers strength and durability, while its range of finishes, including anodized, ensures superior aesthetics.

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.

 

Aluminum Alloy and Tubing Performance

Aluminum round tubing is manufactured from various aluminum alloys, like 6061 and 7075, known for their high strength, heat-treatable capabilities, and outstanding corrosion resistance. These mechanical properties make the aluminum round ideal for industrial applications where durability and reliability are paramount. The specific alloy impacts the tubing’s performance, especially in environments requiring corrosion prevention and higher precision applications.

 

Weight Comparison and Advantages

The lightweight nature of aluminum round tube, compared to heavier metal products like steel or copper, offers significant benefits for applications valuing reduced weight without compromising strength. This advantage is crucial in sectors such as aerospace and automotive, where efficiency and ease of installation are key.

 

Welding Techniques and Surface Considerations

Aluminum round can be welded to other metals, taking precautions like surface preparation and choosing the right welding method, such as TIG or MIG, to ensure a strong bond. The extruded tube is commonly anodized to enhance corrosion resistance further and adapt its surface for both decorative and functional uses. The surface treatment also affects the tubing’s suitability for different environments, from smooth finishes for aesthetic purposes to textured ones for functional applications.

 

Dimensions and Customization

Offering a variety of diameters, wall thickness, and lengths, aluminum tubing caters to a wide range of project needs. Custom cuts are available to achieve the exact length required, with wall options like x 125 providing flexibility in design and application. Whether extruded for structural components or welded for mechanical systems, the round tube’s dimensions directly contribute to its utility across diverse projects.

The round aluminum tube is an exceptional choice for a variety of applications, from architecture and furniture to automotive accessories. Its extruded or drawn form offers strength and durability, while its range of finishes, including anodized, ensures superior aesthetics.

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.

 

Aluminum Alloy and Tubing Performance

Aluminum round tubing is manufactured from various aluminum alloys, like 6061 and 7075, known for their high strength, heat-treatable capabilities, and outstanding corrosion resistance. These mechanical properties make the aluminum round ideal for industrial applications where durability and reliability are paramount. The specific alloy impacts the tubing’s performance, especially in environments requiring corrosion prevention and higher precision applications.

 

Weight Comparison and Advantages

The lightweight nature of aluminum round tube, compared to heavier metal products like steel or copper, offers significant benefits for applications valuing reduced weight without compromising strength. This advantage is crucial in sectors such as aerospace and automotive, where efficiency and ease of installation are key.

 

Welding Techniques and Surface Considerations

Aluminum round can be welded to other metals, taking precautions like surface preparation and choosing the right welding method, such as TIG or MIG, to ensure a strong bond. The extruded tube is commonly anodized to enhance corrosion resistance further and adapt its surface for both decorative and functional uses. The surface treatment also affects the tubing’s suitability for different environments, from smooth finishes for aesthetic purposes to textured ones for functional applications.

 

Dimensions and Customization

Offering a variety of diameters, wall thickness, and lengths, aluminum tubing caters to a wide range of project needs. Custom cuts are available to achieve the exact length required, with wall options like x 125 providing flexibility in design and application. Whether extruded for structural components or welded for mechanical systems, the round tube’s dimensions directly contribute to its utility across diverse projects.

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