Low Price Architectural Aluminum Alloy U C Shape Channel Rack Extrusion Profile

Product Description

Product Description

 

Product Parameters

 

Q1: What are the advantages of using the 6000 series of alloys in aluminum extrusions?

A: The 6000 series, which incorporates magnesium and silicon, provide good extrudability, 

strength, corrosion resistance, formability and machinability -- which explains why it's also 

ZJD's alloy of choice for all our aluminum extrusions.

Q2: If I wish to send an electronic drawing to you, what types of files can you accept?

A: We accept many file formats such as DXF, DWG and IGES.

Q3: Why do extrusion companies always ask me to sign off on a drawing before they can

order tooling if I've already provided a drawing?

A: Oftentimes, we find a few key dimensions that are missing from the original drawing 

that need to be clearly identified. Other times, we have taken exception to a tolerance, 

dimension, alloy, note, surface condition, etc. It's just our way of documenting exactly 

what we have agreed upon.

Q4: What is the difference between anodized and mill finished?

A: Mill is the raw state of aluminum as extruded - no surface treatment. Anodized (also

known as Satin Clear or Clear Anodized) is an electrolytic process. This process increases 

corrosion resistance and weather resistance.

Q5: What About Anodized Rack Marks?

A: Electrical contact must be made to each part to be anodized. The more electrical 

current required, the greater the electrical contact. The size of the contact therefore 

depends on the anodizing process and the size of the part being anodized.

Q6: What is your closest sea-port ?

A: Dalian City SeaPort .

 

 

Packaging & Shipping

 

Spiral Bundle: Carefully stacked, our extrusions are securely wrapped with stretch film, ensuring impeccable finish protection. Shrink Sleeve: Each extrusion is enveloped in a heat shrink film that perfectly conforms to the profile, safeguarding its finish. Interleave / Kraft: For ultimate finish protection, extrusions are intricately interleaved with PEP and Kraft materials. Paper Layer / Box: Each exquisite extrusion is layered, meticulously separated by paper, and elegantly boxed for premium protection. Box: Our extrusions find a home in custom cardboard boxes, designed to offer unparalleled finish protection. Custom Crate: For added peace of mind, extrusions can be housed in bespoke wooden crates, crafted for superior shipping protection.

 

After Sales Service

 

SUPPLYING YOU WITH SOLUTIONS Phone support: Connect with a friendly, trusted voice dedicated to ensuring your tasks are completed with utmost efficiency. Industry leading practices: Navigate material control with ease, as we take the burden off your shoulders. On the case: Rest assured, we diligently track the progress of every order, so you remain informed. In the know: Stay ahead with our proactive approach, consistently updating you on order advancements. Comprehensive technology: Harness the power of cutting-edge technology that keeps us at the forefront. Mail us any time: Experience fast and reliable email responses, catering to your every inquiry with precision.

FAQ

 

Q1: What are the advantages of using the 6000 series of alloys in aluminum extrusions?
A: The 6000 series, which incorporates magnesium and silicon, provide good extrudability, strength, corrosion resistance, formability and machinability -- which explains why it's also ZJD's alloy of choice for all our aluminum extrusions.

Q2: If I wish to send an electronic drawing to you, what types of files can you accept?
A: We accept many file formats such as DXF, DWG and IGES.

Q3: Why do extrusion companies always ask me to sign off on a drawing before they can order tooling if I've already provided a drawing?
A: Oftentimes, we find a few key dimensions that are missing from the original drawing that need to be clearly identified. Other times, we have taken exception to a tolerance, dimension, alloy, note, surface condition, etc. It's just our way of documenting exactly what we have agreed upon.

Q4: What is the difference between anodized and mill finished?
A: Mill is the raw state of aluminum as extruded - no surface treatment. Anodized (also known as Satin Clear or Clear Anodized) is an electrolytic process. This process increases corrosion resistance and weather resistance.

Q5: What About Anodized Rack Marks?
A: Electrical contact must be made to each part to be anodized. The more electrical current required, the greater the electrical contact. The size of the contact therefore depends on the anodizing process and the size of the part being anodized.

Q6: What is your closest sea-port?
A: Dalian City SeaPort.