Definition Of Aluminum Plate

Aluminum plate refers to aluminum materials with a thickness of more than 0.2mm and less than 500mm, a width of more than 200mm, and a length of less than 16m. Aluminum materials below 0.2mm and within 200mm width are called rows or strips (of course, with the advancement of large equipment, there are more aluminum plates with a maximum width of 600mm).
Aluminum plate refers to a rectangular plate made by rolling aluminum ingots, which is divided into pure aluminum plate, alloy aluminum plate, thin aluminum plate, medium and thick aluminum plate, and patterned aluminum plate.
Definition
Aluminum plates are usually divided into the following two categories:
1. According to alloy composition:
High-purity aluminum plate (rolled from high-purity aluminum with a content of more than 99.9)
Pure aluminum plate (basically rolled from pure aluminum)
Alloy aluminum plate (composed of aluminum and auxiliary alloys, usually aluminum-copper, aluminum-manganese, aluminum-silicon, aluminum-magnesium, etc.)
Composite aluminum plate or brazing plate (special-purpose aluminum plate material obtained by combining multiple materials)
Aluminum-clad aluminum plate (aluminum plate covered with thin aluminum plate for special purposes)
2. According to thickness: (unit: mm)
Thin plate (aluminum sheet) 0.15-2.0
Conventional plate (aluminum sheet) 2.0-6.0
Medium plate (aluminum plate) 6.0-25.0
Thick plate (aluminum plate) 25-200 Ultra-thick plate 200 or more