Aluminum profiles are aluminum profiles and products made by extrusion process. The extrusion process is one of the best ways to discover the true potential of an aluminum sheet. Extrusion is a dynamic manufacturing method, and as such, various industries benefit from extrusion technology. Customers particularly value the strength, stability, corrosion resistance and lightness of aluminum profiles. During aluminum extrusion, manufacturers transform aluminum alloys into defined cross-sectional profiles and shapes, such as aluminum t-slot, aluminum tubes, aluminum corners, and aluminum profiles. These shaped products are used to make more specific products such as: rods, window frames, quarter panels, treads, frames and bumpers, construction equipment, load-bearing ceiling beams, trim moldings, paneling, and more. Extruded aluminium profiles are also used as heating or cooling elements for heaters and refrigerators. Different Types of Aluminum Extrusions and Their Uses Aluminum corners are standard extruded L-shaped parts consisting of two legs that intersect and form a 90-degree angle. The use of aluminium beams is the structural and supporting part of the building structure. Aluminum channels are smooth, linear, and fairly narrow channels that provide a support frame for roll-formed products. Aluminum extruded tube is a hollow linear aluminum product. It is usually cylindrical, but can also be square or rectangular. Aluminum Square Pipe and Aluminum Rectangular Pipe are manufactured for special applications such as aluminum downspouts and building supplies. The aluminium frame is part of a modular frame system (made up of many different units). The aluminum trim strips are long, thin and narrow. It can be customized to fit a specific purpose or space. Architectural aluminum can be used as decorative and structural components for building structures. Structural aluminum is an extruded aluminum alloy that is post-molded to make it lightweight and durable. This corrosion-resistant metal is used in many different high-strength applications. A heat sink is a metal device that absorbs thermal energy or heat from another object. T-slot aluminum profiles can be used to build almost anything, but are most commonly found in: enclosures, cabinets, shelving, machine guarding systems, industrial workstations, office dividers, computer server racks, trade show exhibits, material handling, and robotics.