Aluminized Silicon Steel Tube Chinese Supplier
Our Aluminized Steel Tube’s raw material undergoes a continuous hot-dip process, building a coating across every millimeter of the surface.
Hot-dipping results in a tight metallurgical bond between layers of an aluminum-silicon alloy and the tube’s steel core.
The final aluminized tube possesses a combination of enhanced properties: the strength of steel sheathed in the corrosion resistance of aluminum and heat protection of aluminum-silicon alloy.
- Description
Description
Outside Diameter Capabilities:3125” (7.938mm) – 5.000” (127mm)
Gauge Capabilities:028″ (.711mm) – .120″ (3.048mm)
Length Capabilitie:1.25″ – 240.00″
Shape Capabilities:D-shape, Double-D, Round, Square, Rectangle, Oval, and Specialty Shapes
End Conditions:Haven Cut, Mill Cut, Saw Cut, Brushed Deburred, End facing, and Chamfering
Finishing:Re-metallizing, ID/OD scarfing to remove extruded weld bead
Our steel slitting capabilities:
- Two 25 in. slitters in-house with larger slitters at outside processors
- Material Thickness: 0.01/0.250
- Min/Max Slit width: 0.2 in. – 25 in. in-house, larger widths at outside processors
- Min/Max ID: 20 in.
- Slit Width Tolerance: 0.005 in
All coils are available in the following grades, depending on the current inventory:
- CS (CQ): Commercial Steel: Types A, B, and C
- DS (DQ) or FS: Drawing Steel or Forming Steel (Coated Products): Types A and B
- DDS (DDQ): Deep Drawing Steel
- EDDS (IF): Extra Deep Drawing Steel
- HSLAS: High Strength Low Alloy Steels: HSLAS Grade 50-80 and HSLAS-F 50-80
- C1006, C1008, C1010
- Half Hard
- Quarter Hard
Application
Aluminized steel’s heat shield makes it an ideal, cost-effective choice for fabrications exposed to punishing temperatures: automotive exhaust, plus HVAC and equipment, such as water heaters, furnaces heat exchangers, space heaters, ranges and appliances of multiple sizes. It also performs nicely against exposure to salts.
