1100 H26 Aluminum Sheet

1100 aluminum plate is one of the representatives of the 1 series pure aluminum plate, and it is also the most widely used alloy. It is often used in industrial and daily aluminum, and its aluminum content is as high as 99.00%;

1100 aluminum sheet has excellent formability, especially in the fully softened annealed condition. It may be suitable for applications requiring bending, rotating, drawing, stamping and rolling. It has good thermal conductivity and is commonly used in heat exchangers and radiators in electrical applications.

1100 Aluminum Sheet/Plate Chemical Composition (For Reference)

Aluminium 1100 is just one of several common aluminium alloys and has a 99.00% aluminium content, with the remaining elements including copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, silicon, titanium, vanadium and zinc.

AL 1100 also has different performance in different tempers. The following is the performance analysis table of 1100 aluminum sheet in different tempers:

Process Analysis And Application Of 1100 Aluminum Sheet

Cold working is the most common method of forming aluminum 1100. A cold working process is any metal forming or molding process at or near room temperature.
Aluminum 1100 is one of the softest aluminum alloys and is therefore not used for high strength or high pressure applications.
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While it is usually cold worked, pure aluminum can also be hot worked, but more commonly aluminum is formed by spinning, stamping and drawing processes that do not require the use of high temperatures. These processes produce aluminium in the form of foils, sheets, rods or bars, sheets, strips and wires.
Aluminum 1100 can also be welded; resistance welding is possible but can be difficult and usually requires the attention of a skilled welder.

Aluminum 1100 can be formed into many different products, including chemical equipment, railroad tank cars, tailplanes, dials, nameplates, cookware, rivets, reflectors, and sheet metal. Aluminum 1100 is also used in the plumbing and lighting industries, among various other industries.