
Aluminium is three times lighter than steel and resists corrosion naturally. The alloy, the shape and the finish are chosen from the load, the machining and the exposure planned.
The 5000 series suits forming, welding and marine environments. The 6000 series offers higher strength for profiles and machined parts.
Sheets cover cladding, trims and tread plates. Profiles cover frames, guides and structures where weight matters.
Mill, brushed and anodised finishes are available. Custom cutting is done when ordering, with the protective film kept on decorative finishes.
Browse the range above to compare the available alloys, shapes and finishes.
The answers our customers ask for most on this range.
Yes. Custom cutting is available across the whole range. Enter your dimensions on the product page and the price updates, cutting included.
Items held in stock ship within 48 hours. The product page shows the lead time for the requested quantity.
Yes, with TIG or MIG processes and a filler suited to the alloy. The 5000 series welds more easily than the 6000 series.
Yes. There is no minimum order quantity on the aluminium range.
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