What is honeycomb aluminum foil
Honeycomb aluminum foil, also known as aluminum honeycomb core, is a lightweight core material made of two layers of aluminum foil bonded together to form a series of hexagonal cells, much like a honeycomb. These cells are then expanded into a lightweight, strong and rigid core material.
Honeycomb aluminum foil is commonly used in a variety of applications such as the aerospace industry, marine and naval structures, and building and construction. The lightweight and high-strength properties of aluminum honeycomb make it an ideal material for sandwich panels, which are made by bonding two outer layers of material, such as fiberglass or carbon fiber, to a honeycomb aluminum core.
Honeycomb aluminum foil also has excellent sound and vibration-damping properties, making it useful in applications such as speaker grilles, acoustic panels, and industrial enclosures.

Aluminum Foil Specifications For Honeycomb Core
| Alloy | 3003/3004/3104/5052 |
| Temper | H18/H19 |
| Thickness | 20-100um |
| Width | 20-1500mm, Common 914/1020mm, max 1500mm |
| Length | Customize |
| Honeycomb side length | 5/6/8/10/12 mm |
| Surface technology | Pickling+water washing+silane passivation+epoxy varnish |

Introduction to aluminum foil for honeycomb core
Aluminum foil for honeycomb core is an aluminum foil used as a raw material for manufacturing honeycomb core.
Common alloy grades include 3003/3004/3104/5052. The mechanical and mechanical properties of 3004 and 3104 are basically the same. 3004 can usually be used instead of 3104 aluminum alloy;
The biggest difference between aluminum foil for honeycomb core and conventional aluminum foil is the surface treatment;
Honeycomb core adopts aluminum foil surface treatment process
1. The honeycomb core uses aluminum foil surface cleaning (pickling + water washing). The surface dyne value can reach more than 50, which is relatively low cost, but the surface is easy to form an oxide layer;
2. Silane treatment agent passivation (chromium heavy metal is easy to exceed the standard and is currently not suitable for aluminum foil passivation);
3. Apply epoxy varnish;





