Metala Hoʻonui ʻia

Mea Hana: Aluminum 1016
Mānoanoa: 1.5mm
SWD x LWD: 30mm x 80mm
Laulā laula: 6mm
Mānoanoa holoʻokoʻa: 5mm
Kaumaha: 1.69KG/m2
Wahi Wehe: 12%
Lapaʻau ʻili: Anodizing

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Hōʻike huahana

Ka nui o ke kauoha mini	1 apana
OEM NO.	CC-012
ʻAno	Metala Hoʻonui ʻia
Kahi i kumu	Heibei, Kina
Hoʻopili ʻia	Pahu pahu pahu / papa laau Pallet kila / uhi palaki wai
Laʻana	Ukuia
Hana Hana Hana	ʻAe
Loaʻa i nā Mea Maka	ʻO ka hao hao (Q235, 195, 195L, SPHC) ʻAi ʻole (304, 316, 316L) Aluminum (1060, 1050, 1100, 3003, 5052)
Lapaʻau ʻili	Hoʻopaʻa ʻia i ka Galvanized / Pahu Puka / Anodizing / Polishing / Fluorocarbon PVDF
ʻO ka uhi ʻana o ka pauka / Fluorocarbon PVDF maʻamau (AkzoNobel, PPG Industries, Jotun etc.)	AAMA2604 Kūlana（Hoʻopaʻa 10 Makahiki） AAMA2605 Standard（Hoʻopaʻa 15 Makahiki） AAMA2606 Standard（Hoʻopaʻa 20 Makahiki）
Wela hoʻopaʻa ʻia i ka hae	＞Zinc 50g (3-5 makahiki) ＞Zinc 100g （5-8 Makahiki）＞Zinc 250g （15 Makahiki+）
Hoʻopuka wikiō	https://youtu.be/eqfVJIrwDwM
FAQ	Pehea e koho ai i ka kikoʻī? E koho i ka mea a me ka nui lua e like me ka ukana, kaiapuni (e like me ka corrosiveness) a me ka noi. He aha ke ʻano mea maʻamau no ka Aluminum? 1060 He mea maʻamau ka alumini Loaʻa iā ʻoe AFTER-SERVICE? ʻAe, inā nīnau ʻia nā waiwai, e lele mākou e kipa aku i kāu hui a i ʻole kahi papahana.

Architectural Expanded MetalDescription

Hoʻopuka ʻia ka metala i hoʻonui ʻia e ka alumini, ma hope o ka pau ʻana, e anodized, a laila e mālamalama ka ʻili, kūpono ia no ka pā o waho, e like me ka pā hale.

Facade Cladding and Building Envelopes

Architectural expanded metal is a popular material for modern building facades and exterior cladding. It offers a unique combination of aesthetic appeal, ventilation, light filtration, and sun shading, while also providing durability and weather resistance. Its ability to be formed into custom patterns and shapes makes it ideal for creative architectural designs, enhancing both form and function of commercial and residential buildings.

Interior Design and Partitioning

In interior architecture, expanded metal is used for decorative panels, room dividers, ceiling elements, and stair railings. Its semi-transparent quality adds texture and depth while maintaining airflow and visual openness. Available in various mesh patterns, finishes, and materials, architectural expanded metal brings a contemporary and industrial aesthetic to lobbies, retail spaces, offices, and exhibition areas.