Ha u khetha mokhoa o loketseng oa alloy alloy bakeng sa ho sebelisoa e le tile ea marulelo, lintlha tse ’maloa tse lokelang ho nahanoa, ho kenyeletsa le matla, ho hanyetsa kutu le ho sebetsa ha motsoako oa aluminium, hammoho le sebaka se hlokahalang sa tšireletso le boiketlo ba ho kenya. Ka kakaretso, lithaele tsa aluminium alloy li hloka ho ba le khanyetso e itseng ea moea, ho hana pula, le khanyetso ea kutu, and need to be easy to install and maintain.
Ka mohlala, 3000 letoto, 5000 series and 6000 series have excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical strength. These properties are particularly critical for roofing tiles.
Common aluminum alloy tiles have various specifications, with lengths of 600mm, 800mm, 1000mm, etc., widths usually between 400mm ~ 420mm, and thicknesses generally 0.35mm ~ 0.60mm
Information on common specifications of aluminum alloys suitable for roofing tiles:
1. Aluminum alloy material
Aluminum alloy roof tiles are usually made of 3003 motsoako oa aluminium or aluminum-magnesium-manganese alloy (such as AA3050). 3003 aluminum alloy has good processing properties and corrosion resistance, while aluminum-magnesium-manganese alloy is widely used for its excellent strength and corrosion resistance.
2. Botenya
The thickness of aluminum alloy roof tiles generally ranges from 0.4mm to 1.2mm. Thinner aluminum alloy sheets can reduce roof loads, while thicker sheets provide better strength and durability. The choice of specific thickness depends on the design requirements of the building and the load that the roof needs to bear.
3. Phekolo ea bokaholimo
The surface treatment of aluminum alloy roof tiles has a great impact on its appearance and durability. Common surface treatments include anodizing, coatings (such as fluorocarbon paint), roller coating, etc. These treatments can improve the weathering and corrosion resistance of aluminum alloys, while providing a variety of color options to suit different building designs.
4. Strength and ductility
Aluminum alloy roof tiles need to have a certain degree of strength and ductility to adapt to different installation conditions and resist the influence of the external environment. Aluminum-magnesium-manganese alloy is particularly suitable for making roof tiles with complex shapes and larger sizes due to its good mechanical properties.
5. Specifications and dimensions
The specifications and sizes of aluminum alloy roof tiles can be customized according to architectural design and construction requirements. Common shapes include flat plates, corrugated boards, corrugated boards, etc., and the sizes can be cut and processed according to the specific dimensions of the roof.
6. Environmental protection and recyclability
When choosing aluminum alloy roof tiles, you should also consider its environmental protection and recyclability. Aluminum alloy is a recyclable material that can be recycled after use to reduce the impact on the environment.
When selecting aluminum alloy specifications suitable for roofing tiles, multiple factors such as material, thickness, surface treatment, matla, ductility, specification, size, environmental protection, and economy need to be comprehensively considered.
