Specifications and dimensions
- Rolled products: sheet, coil, strip and foil
- Tubular products: extruded, seamless drawn or welded pipe as specified
- Full temper, dimensional tolerance, surface class and protective packing are product-specific
Reviewed technical and procurement guidance · 10 August 2026
Aluminum Products
Aluminum products are selected by registered alloy, complete temper, product form, specification, dimensions, surface and fabrication route; alloy number alone cannot define strength, corrosion behavior or purchase acceptance.
01Material family
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Product forms
Product form
Aluminum Sheet
Aluminum sheet is flat-rolled product ordered by alloy, full temper, thickness, width, length, tolerance, flatness, surface class, grain direction and protective-film requirement.
→Product formAluminum Coil
Aluminum coil is coiled flat-rolled product for forming, coating and fabrication, purchased by alloy, temper, gauge, width, edge, coil geometry, surface, flatness and downstream process requirements.
→Product formAluminum Pipe
Aluminum pipe includes extruded, seamless drawn and other specification-defined tubular products; buyers must distinguish pipe from precision tube and order alloy, temper, dimensions, route, tolerance, surface and testing.
→Product formAluminum Foil
Aluminum foil is solid rolled aluminum at foil gauge, ordered by alloy, temper, thickness, width, reel geometry, surface, pinhole and converting requirements; it must not be confused with metallized polymer film.
→Product formAluminum Strip
Aluminum strip is narrow slit or precision-rolled flat product purchased by alloy, temper, thickness, width, edge, burr, camber, flatness, surface and coil-presentation requirements.
→Standards and supply condition
- Aluminum Association alloy and temper designation framework
- ASTM B209/B209M and product-specific ASTM or EN standards according to form
Manufacturing and processing
- Casting, homogenizing, hot rolling, cold rolling or extrusion establish the product form.
- Annealing, strain hardening, solution heat treatment, quenching and aging establish the ordered temper.
Typical applications
- Transport, marine and structural fabrication
- Building envelope, HVAC and general sheet metal
- Packaging, electrical shielding and moisture barriers
Quality and acceptance controls
- Verify the registered alloy and complete temper designation against the certificate and ordered product standard.
- Check dimensions, applicable tolerance table, flatness or straightness, surface class, edge and permitted defects.
- Control film, interleaving, dryness, contact materials, handling and export packing to prevent staining and damage.
Include in your RFQ
- Registered alloy and complete temper designation
- Governing product specification and unit system
- Dimensions, tolerances, quantity and grain-direction requirement
- Surface class, finish, film, edge and processing requirement
- Mechanical, conductivity, ultrasonic or other test and certificate requirements
- Packing, moisture protection, destination and delivery term
Selection limits
- Typical properties are not guaranteed values unless the ordered product specification and temper require them.
- Different product forms of the same alloy may have different temper availability, tolerance and acceptance requirements.
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Aluminum Products
Aluminum products are selected by registered alloy, complete temper, product form, specification, dimensions, surface and fabrication route; alloy number alone cannot define strength, corrosion behavior or purchase acceptance.