What this aluminium tube is
It is a drawn tube supplied in 7075 or 6063 alloy, and the aluminium tube is anodized so the surface keeps its colour. The aluminium tube runs from 0.3 mm to 50 mm in wall, is held to a tolerance of plus or minus one percent, and is supplied in T3 to T8 temper. Because the extrusion is drawn rather than folded, the bore stays round along the full length.
Where this aluminium tube is used
Buyers order this aluminium tube for decoration, industry and support work, including frames, trim, railings and machine parts. Because the drilled aluminium component is machined, it can be bolted straight into an assembly, and the same pipe section is also supplied in round, oval or square where a different profile is needed.
How this aluminium tube is made
The alloy is drawn into tube and then cut, drilled, bent, decoiled or welded, and the aluminium tube is finished in mill finish, anodized, polished or powder coated. Because the tubing is machined after drawing, the holes land where the drawing puts them, and the product is supplied in the customized length the order asks for. The model CHJQ-ALUP covers the standard sizes.
How to choose this aluminium tube
Start with the job, because the outside diameter and the wall together decide what the aluminium tube can carry. Then choose the grade, since 7075 is used where strength matters and 6063 where a clean anodized finish is wanted. Finally agree the drilling, the colour and the length, because the alloy tube is made to the drawing you send.
What to confirm before you order this aluminium tube
Confirm the grade and temper, the outside diameter and wall, the hole pattern, the colour and the length. Confirm as well whether the tubing needs threads, slots or a welded joint, because those operations change the price and the lead time of the anodized pipe section. Standards can follow GB/T 5237, EN12020-1.2, ASTM B85-96 or JIS H5302, and sea freight is supported for the finished extrusion.