3, 4, 5 and 6 series aluminium sheets from Haomei Aluminium
The 3000 series are aluminium sheets with manganese as the main alloying element. The 3000 series is represented by 3003 and 3a21 aluminium sheets, which have a manganese content of 2-5%. The main advantage of the 3000 series is that they are rust resistant and are widely used in humid environments such as air conditioners and refrigerators. The price is also very advantageous compared to other alloy plates. The 3 series aluminium sheets offered by Haomei include 3003, 3104 and 3015 aluminium sheets, and later we also offer some other 3 series aluminium products, such as 3 series aluminium foil and 3 series aluminium coils. These can be colour coated and embossed with patterns.
The 4000 series are aluminium sheets with manganese as the main alloying element. They are not so widely used at present. We do not currently sell these aluminium sheets.
The 5000 series is a representative series of aluminium alloy sheets. There are mainly grades such as 5052 and 5083. It is currently the most commonly used aluminium alloy sheet in China and internationally. The 5 series aluminium sheets offered by Haomei include 5052, 5083, 5086, 5754 aluminium sheets, and later we also offer some other 5 series aluminium products such as 5 series aluminium coils. These can be colour coated and embossed with patterns.
The 6000 series is a combination of 4000 and 5000 with silicon and magnesium as the main alloying elements and is represented by the 6061-T6 aluminium sheet. It is a solid hot melt treated aluminium sheet. The 6 series aluminium sheets offered by HOMET include 6061 and 6063 aluminium sheets, and later we also offer a number of other 6 series aluminium products. These can be colour coated and embossed with patterns.
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