Aluminum Door Frame Profile
The Aluminum Door Frame Profile is a superior choice for constructing robust and visually appealing door frames. Crafted from premium-grade aluminum, it boasts exceptional durability and resistance against corrosion, ensuring longevity and low maintenance. Its sleek and modern design effortlessly enhances the aesthetics of any architectural project, be it residential or commercial.
With easy installation and a wide range of customizable options, the Aluminum Door Frame Profile offers versatility and flexibility to meet various design requirements. Architects and designers can choose from a variety of finishes, colors, and profiles to match their desired style and create a cohesive look. The profile’s strength and stability provide a secure foundation for doors, offering peace of mind in terms of safety and security.
Door Aluminium Profile Section
Customize Door Aluminum Profile
Specification
| Material | 6000 Series aluminum alloy |
| Temper | T3-T8 |
| Thickness |
General profiles thickness: 0.8mm—1.4mm; Anodizing protection thickness: 8-12 micron; Normal powder coated thickness: 60-100 micron |
| Surface treatment | Anodizing, Electroplating, Polishing, Sandblasted, Powder coating, Brushed, PVDF, etc. |
| Color | Customized Color |
| MOQ | 500KG |
| Delivery time | 15-20 days after sample confirmed & down payment, or negotiated |
| Port | Guangzhou,Ningbo, Shanghai |
Finished Aluminum Frame Doors
Aluminum Door Frame Extrusions Manufacturer
HTS NEW MATERIALS is a professional aluminum extrusion profile manufacturer from China. With expertise in mold design, melting, extrusion, oxidation, electrophoresis, coating, and polishing, we offer a comprehensive range of services.
Our product portfolio includes aluminum profiles for windows and doors, industrial applications, and photovoltaic systems. Located in Jiangxi, our production facility spans 30,000 square meters and employs over 200 skilled professionals, allowing us to produce over 10,000 metric tons of aluminum profiles annually.
Aluminum Door frame Surface Finish
Surface treatment of extruded aluminum profiles holds significant importance across various industries. These treatment methods enhance the aesthetics of aluminum materials and improve their durability and performance. Whether used for structural components, automotive parts, or architectural elements, the choice of the appropriate surface treatment for aluminum profiles significantly impacts both their performance and appearance, thus holding a pivotal role in various industries.
Anodizing forms a hard, protective oxide layer on the surface of tubular aluminum, increasing resistance to corrosion. This process allows for a variety of color options—like silver, black, champagne, and gold—creating a smooth and decorative finish. Film thickness typically ranges from 8 to 15μm, and can go up to 20μm for extra protection.
Powder coating involves spraying dry powders onto tubular aluminum and curing them at high temperatures. This produces a thick, tough layer in a wide range of vibrant colors, providing excellent protection against wear, impacts, and UV exposure. Coatings are usually 60–120μm thick.
Wood grain finishes give tubular aluminum a natural wood appearance through a special heat transfer or sublimation process. This creates a realistic wood look combined with the strength and low maintenance of aluminum. A base powder coating is applied first (typically 60–80μm thick), with the wood pattern embedded into this layer for lasting results.
Aluminum Door frame Raw Material
The aluminum profiles for doors and windows typically use common aluminum alloy grades, including 6061, 6063, and 6060. These aluminum alloy grades offer excellent mechanical properties, processability, and corrosion resistance, making them well-suited for manufacturing door and window profiles.
6061 Aluminum Alloy: It has high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and weldability. It is suitable for manufacturing door and window profiles that require high strength and compressive capabilities.
6063 Aluminum Alloy: This alloy is commonly used in the production of door and window profiles, offering good formability and corrosion resistance. It is suitable for creating profiles of various shapes and contours.
6060 Aluminum Alloy: This grade is widely used in Europe and is similar to 6063, providing good strength and excellent corrosion resistance. It is often employed in manufacturing door and window profiles that require a lightweight yet durable structure.
Advantages of Using Aluminum Door
Durability: Aluminum doors are resistant to rust and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance.
Lightweight: They are easy to handle and install while still providing strong security.
Energy Efficiency: Thermal break designs help minimize heat transfer, reducing energy costs.
Aesthetic Flexibility: Available in various finishes and colors to match different architectural styles.
Low Maintenance: Require minimal upkeep, making them practical and convenient.
How to Produce Aluminum Profile
Aluminum profiles for doors and windows are manufactured using high-quality aluminum alloys, specifically designed for their structural integrity, durability, and corrosion resistance. The primary raw material used in the production of these profiles is aluminum extrusion billets.
Aluminum extrusion billets are cylindrical logs or ingots made from a blend of aluminum and various alloying elements. These alloying elements, such as silicon, magnesium, manganese, and copper, are added in precise proportions to enhance the strength, ductility, and other desired properties of the final aluminum profiles.
The billets undergo a series of processes to convert them into the desired profiles for doors and windows. The first step is heating the billets to a specific temperature, making them soft and malleable. Then, they are forced through a specially designed die under high pressure, using an extrusion press. The die imparts the desired shape and cross-sectional profile to the aluminum, resulting in the extruded profiles.
After extrusion, the profiles undergo various finishing processes, such as cutting, machining, surface treatment, and powder coating. These processes further enhance the aesthetics, functionality, and durability of the profiles, making them suitable for use in doors and windows.
How to Select Aluminum Profiles
Define Your Requirements: Determine your specific requirements for the aluminum profiles. Consider factors such as the intended application, load-bearing capacity, thermal insulation needs, aesthetic preferences, and any specific industry standards or certifications that may be required.
Assess Material Quality: Check the material grade of the aluminum profiles. High-quality profiles often use standardized aluminum alloy grades such as 6061, 6063, or 6082. Verify if the profiles are made from pure aluminum or if they are alloyed with other elements to enhance their properties.
Physical Inspection: Physically inspect the profiles to evaluate their quality. Look for smooth and uniform surfaces, free from visible defects like scratches, dents, or irregularities. Check the dimensions and tolerances to ensure they meet your specifications.
Surface Treatment and Coating: Examine any surface treatments or coatings applied to the profiles. Anodized or powder-coated finishes are common for enhanced protection and aesthetics. Assess the quality and durability of the coating, ensuring it is uniform and resistant to corrosion, fading, and scratching.
Structural Integrity: Assess the strength and structural integrity of the profiles. Consider their load-bearing capacity, rigidity, and resistance to deformation. Profiles with proper heat treatment and extrusion techniques tend to exhibit better structural properties.
Certification and Compliance: Check if the aluminum profiles meet relevant industry standards and certifications. Look for certifications like ISO 9001 for quality management systems or specific industry certifications that demonstrate adherence to recognized quality standards.
How does custom door aluminum extrusion work
1. Drawing Confirmation
The first step in the custom aluminum extrusion process involves providing either CAD (.dwg/.dxf) or STEP (.stp/.step) files, or a physical sample. In response, we will prepare manufacturing drawings based on the information you provide and send them to you for approval.
2. Tooling (Die) Development
Once the drawings are approved, we proceed with the manufacturing of the extrusion die. A trial run will be conducted, and we will send you samples for validation and sign-off.
3. Production
Mass production begins after the die and samples have been approved. The typical lead time for extrusion is approximately 15 days; however, if surface treatment or machining is required, additional processing time will be necessary to accommodate those specifications.
4. Quality Inspection
Throughout the production process, we conduct in-process and final quality inspections. These checks include verifying dimensions, alloy and temper specifications, surface finish, mechanical properties, and packaging audits, all in accordance with the agreed standards.
5. Packaging
To ensure surface protection, each aluminum profile is separated using paper or ink marks to prevent abrasion during handling. We offer various packaging options, including palletization, wooden crates, or direct container stowage, based on your handling requirements.
6. Shipping
For shipping, we can arrange logistics via sea, air, rail, or multimodal transport. Incoterms and routing will be organized as per your request, and we will provide photos, packing lists, and tracking information to ensure a smooth delivery process.
