Structural Glazing - Aluminium Alloy Frames , High Strength-to-weight Ratio And Corrosion Resistance Features

Our Structural Glazing featured with high strength, durability, corrosion resistance and recyclable, it has become an essential product for the building industry and over the past 50 years. Its use in building applications has shown continuous and consistent growth.
Aluminium extruded, rolled, and cast products are commonly used for window frames and other glazed structures ranging from shop fronts to large roof superstructures for shopping centers and stadiums as well as for cast door handles, catches for windows, staircases, heating and air-conditioning systems. Today aluminium is leading the way into the future of the construction industry.

Strength-to-Weight Ratio: Aluminiuma s high strength-to-weight ratio is one of its major advantages in the construction industry. Aluminium has a density of 2.7, which means that it is a third the density of steel. The strength of the metal can be adjusted to suit the application by proper alloying.

Rigidity and Stability in Aluminium Frames: Aluminium components also offer comparably high strength and rigidity, making them particularly suitable for applications such as sash and frames of windows and patio doors. The materiala s rigidity ensures that, while slim, aluminium frames remain stable under normal loads. This is particularly valued in high-rise buildings, where stability is an essential property of applications such as facades, cladding and windows.