Aluminum sheet: lightweight and multifunctional green metal sheet

In modern industry and consumer sectors, aluminum sheet, with its core competitive advantages of "aluminum's inherent advantages and flat form," has become a lightweight, cost-effective material that cannot be replaced by steel sheet. Made from pure aluminum or aluminum alloys, it is processed into a flat sheet through hot rolling, cold rolling, and surface treatment. While inheriting aluminum's core properties of low density (2.7g/cm³, only one-third that of steel), natural corrosion resistance (surface oxide film), high thermal and electrical conductivity, and ease of processing, its flat form adapts to diverse applications, including decorative, structural, and functional components. It is widely used in architectural decoration, transportation, electronics, and new energy, making it a key foundational material for the "lightweight manufacturing" and "green and low-carbon" trends.

Aluminum coil: lightweight, continuously manufactured green metal coil

In modern industrial, large-scale, automated production lines, aluminum coil, with its core advantages of lightweight aluminum and continuous coil feeding, has become a key link between aluminum processing and downstream manufacturing. Made from pure aluminum or aluminum alloys, it is directly coiled after hot or cold rolling. While inheriting aluminum's core properties of low density (2.7g/cm³, only one-third that of steel), natural corrosion resistance, high thermal and electrical conductivity, and ease of processing, its coiled form adapts to automated processes such as continuous stamping, rolling, and coating. It is widely used in architectural decoration, transportation, electronic packaging, and new energy, making it a core and foundational coil material in the trend toward lightweight manufacturing and efficient production.

Color-coated coil: Functional coating coil manufactured on a large scale and continuously

In automated production lines for sectors like construction, home appliances, and transportation, color-coated coils, with their core advantages of continuous roll-feeding and coating functionality, offer a highly efficient alternative to conventional steel coils with post-painting. Using cold-rolled, galvanized, or stainless steel coils as substrates, they undergo continuous degreasing, phosphating, roller-coating of a colored organic coating (primer and topcoat), and high-temperature curing before being directly wound into coils. While inheriting the mechanical properties of the substrate and the continuous processing characteristics of the coil, the coating eliminates the need for secondary coating,

Color-coated sheet: functional coated sheet with both good looks and performance

In fields such as architectural decoration, home appliance manufacturing, and transportation equipment, color-coated steel, with its core advantages of "substrate strength combined with the decorative and weather-resistant properties of a colored coating," has become a highly effective alternative to the "normal steel plate + post-painting" method. Made from cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel, or stainless steel, it undergoes surface pretreatment (degreasing and phosphating), roller-coated with a colored organic coating (primer and topcoat), and then high-temperature curing. While inheriting the mechanical properties of the substrate, the coating eliminates the need for secondary painting, offers corrosion resistance, and allows for customizable colors. Widely used in applications such as factory buildings, appliance housings, shipping containers, and integrated housing, it is a key material that balances aesthetics and practicality in both industrial and consumer sectors.