Aluminium Sheet Supplier in UAE

At DINCO Trading LLC we stock Aluminium Sheets / Plates in various alloys with a variety of mechanical and chemical qualities to meet our customers' needs. We are the top Aluminium sheet supplier that will consider your requirements prior to customizing the inventory. Aluminium alloy 1100 sheets are made of 99% pure aluminium and are the most regularly used aluminium alloy in the UAE for conventional sheet metal applications. Aluminium alloy 3003 is a medium-strength alloy with excellent corrosion resistance, making it appropriate for use in protective jackets. The bendability of Aluminium Alloy 5052 makes it an excellent choice for outdoor applications. Aluminium alloy 5083, which is resistant to seawater corrosion, is utilized in marine and other offshore applications. Aluminium Alloy 6082 is a high-strength alloy that is utilized in structural and machining applications.

Aluminium Alloy 1100

Aluminium alloy 1100, often known as commercial grade aluminium, is a nearly pure form of metal. It is 99% aluminium, with no more than 1% manganese, copper, silicon, or zinc mixed in for added strength. This form of commercially pure aluminium has exceptional welding properties. Because of its superior forming capabilities in annealed stages, 1100 is the most often used aluminium alloy.

Aluminium Alloy 3003

The HINDALCO-INDIA AA 3003 sheets we have are authentic Hindalco Aluminium Sheets, and all genuine HINDALCO sheets have Ink Stencil Marks on individual sheets displaying Mill name, Alloy Temper, and so forth. If required, we give mill test certifications with matching coil/heat numbers under ASTM standards with all of our deliveries.

Aluminium Alloy 5005

Anodized Quality Aluminium Alloy Sheets in 5005 is a logical choice for architectural applications, flashings, and curtain walls, among other things. The 5005 AQ alloy is made anodized for a decorative architectural finish.

Aluminium Alloy 5052

This aluminium alloy has high corrosion resistance. Because it is non-heat treatable, Aluminium Alloy 5052 is noted for its excellent corrosion resistance. Aluminium is generally alloyed with elements to improve material qualities. When it comes to distinguishing one alloy from another, the amount of alloy used counts a lot. The aluminium alloy 5052 has 97.25% aluminium, 0.25% copper, and 2.5% magnesium.

Aluminium Alloy 5083

AA 5083, a high magnesium alloy containing traces of manganese and chromium, is well-known for its outstanding performance in harsh situations. Both seawater and industrial chemical conditions have little effect on AA 5083. After welding, AA 5083 maintains its excellent strength. AA 5083 is utilized in the shipbuilding sector due to its strength and corrosion resistance. Marine applications, pressure vessels, drilling rigs, transportation equipment, and TV/Communication Towers are just a few areas suitable.

Aluminium Alloy 6082

If you're seeking for highest alloy in the 6000 series, aluminium alloy 6082 is a solid choice. A structural alloy is what it's called. The alloy 6082 is used in machine processing. It's a relatively new alloy that's also the strongest. In many applications, the aluminium alloy 6082 has taken the place of the alloy 6061. Roof trusses, milk churns, cranes, ore skips, bridges, and highly strained applications are just a few of the uses for aluminium alloy 6082. This alloy is mostly used in high-stress situations.

Aluminium Alloy 7075

Aluminium alloy 7075 is a high-strength aluminium alloy that can equal the strength of many sheets of steel while conserving weight. Aluminium, Zinc, Magnesium, and Copper are alloyed together to make 7075. This alloy is commonly used in tool moulds, bike frames, and other sports equipment because of its strength. Alloy 7075 is also widely utilized in the aerospace and automotive sectors.