Aluminum Materials

Materials

INOXFURT METAL supplies architectural aluminum materials for decorative metal systems, building facades, interior wall cladding, ceilings, grilles, sunshades, doors, windows, and custom metal components.

Aluminum is widely used in modern architecture because it combines lightweight performance, corrosion resistance, excellent formability, and a wide range of surface finish options. Compared with many traditional building materials, aluminum helps reduce structural load while maintaining reliable strength and design flexibility.

For commercial buildings, hotels, residential projects, transportation hubs, stadiums, and large public spaces, aluminum materials can be processed into flat panels, perforated panels, carved panels, honeycomb composite panels, profiles, ceilings, and customized decorative systems.

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Aluminum Alloy Types

The aluminum alloy series offer different levels of strength, corrosion resistance, formability and surface finish. Our experts recommend the right aluminum grade depending on your projects’ requirements and the installation site as well as on the panels’ structure and surface finish.

1000 Series Aluminum
The 1000 series aluminum are high-purity aluminum materials. They have especially good corrosion resistance and very good electrical and thermal conductivity. The materials are very easy to form and are used for decorative panels, for interior applications as well as for applications where a very good surface finishing performance is required.

3000 Series Aluminum
The 3000 Series of aluminum are Manganese alloys. They have greater strength than Pure Aluminum while being very formable and easily weldable. The most common 3000 series aluminum used for sheet metal is 3003. 3003 aluminum is often used to make Architectural Panels, Ceilings, and decorative general use sheet metal products.

5000 Series Aluminum
The 5000 series aluminum is a higher strength alloy with good corrosion resistance. This alloy is commonly used for outdoor work, such as facade panels, as well as work in marine environments or situations where weather resistance is important.

6000 Series Aluminum
The 6000 series aluminum contains magnesium and silicon. The 6000 series aluminum offers excellent strength, corrosion resistance, machinability and has excellent extrusion properties. The 6000 series aluminum is commonly used for aluminum profiles, doors and windows, curtain wall systems, aluminum frames and for decorative structural components.

7000 Series Aluminum
The 7000 series aluminum are primarily zinc alloyed and exhibit high strength. These aluminum materials are used for special applications which require higher mechanical properties. The choice of these aluminum materials is based on engineering requirements as well as the surface finish treatment requirements.

Products and Applications

INOXFURT METAL provides aluminum materials and customized aluminum products for both interior and exterior architectural decoration.

Main Products
Veneer panel made of Aluminum, Curtain wall panel made of Aluminum, Honeycomb panel made of Aluminum, Grilles made of Aluminum, Ceiling made of Aluminum, Sunshades made of Aluminum, Door & window profile made of Aluminum alloy, Aluminum alloy door & window, Carved aluminum panel, Perforated aluminum panel, Decorative molding, Aluminum frame and other Aluminum parts and products according to customer’s design.

Architectural Applications
Aluminum is typically used for architectural applications such as exterior facades, curtain walls, roofing systems, interior wall cladding, suspended ceilings, partitions, columns, elevator interiors, door and window systems, building signage, metal decorative screens and large metal installations and other customized applications.

Project Types
Commercial buildings, hotels, office towers, residential buildings, shopping malls, airports, railway stations, stadiums, exhibition centers, public buildings, and super-high-rise projects.

Why Aluminum for Architectural Decoration?
Aluminum is easy to fabricate, lighter than steel, resistant to corrosion after proper surface treatment, and available in many decorative finishes. This makes it ideal for projects that require both visual quality and long-term performance.

Specifications

INOXFURT METAL standard or any other aluminum material specifications as per project drawings, installation methods, surface finishes and packaging methods.

Regular Panel Sizes
1220 × 2440 mm, 1500 × 3000 mm, and other customized sizes.

Thickness Range
0.8 mm – 10.0 mm for sheet and panel products. Thicker profiles and customized structural components are available upon request.

Width Options
1000 mm, 1220 mm, 1500 mm, and customized widths up to 2000 mm depending on material grade, thickness, product structure, and processing requirements.

Length Options
2440 mm, 3000 mm, 4000 mm, and customized lengths based on project needs.

Surface Finishes
Anodizing, PVDF coating, powder coating, wood grain transfer printing, stone grain transfer printing, brushed finish, mirror finish, embossed finish, perforated finish, and customized decorative finishes.

Color Options
Anodized aluminum is available in silver, bronze, champagne, black, and other selected tones. PVDF coating and powder coating can be customized according to RAL, Pantone, or project-specific color samples.

Product Structures
Single-layer aluminum panel, aluminum composite panel, aluminum honeycomb panel, perforated panel, carved panel, folded panel, and customized fabricated aluminum components.

Typical Uses
Architectural curtain walls, facade cladding, roofing, ceilings, wall panels, doors, windows, decorative screens, transportation facilities, electronics, and customized industrial or architectural applications.

Packaging
Protective film, carton, wooden case, wooden pallet, or customized export packaging according to product size and shipping requirements.

Coating Process

The surface treatment of aluminum is crucial to the material’s appearance, durability and weather resistance. INOXFURT METAL offers a variety of surface coatings and finishes, suitable for any style or application.

Anodizing
Anodizing Anodizing forms a protective oxide layer on an aluminum surface through an electrochemical process. This layer is designed to increase the corrosion resistance and wear resistance of the surface, as well as its stability. The anodic layer can also absorb color dyes. Common colors include silver, champagne, bronze and black.

PVDF Coating
Coating PVDF coating is the most common coating used for exterior aluminum curtain walls and facade panels. The PVDF coating provides strong weather resistance, UV resistance, color stability and ensures a long lasting outdoor performance. PVDF coating is used for commercial buildings, high-rise facade projects and many other applications that are exposed to harsh weather conditions.

Powder Coating
In powder coating, dry powder is applied to the surface of the aluminum by means of electrostatic spraying and then cured at high temperature. Powder coating provides consistent color and good surface coverage with many decorative possibilities. It is used for both interior and exterior aluminum products.

Wood Grain and Stone Grain Transfer
Wood grain and stone grain transfer finishes allow aluminum panels to imitate natural materials while maintaining the advantages of metal, such as durability, dimensional stability, and easier maintenance.

Decorative Finishing
Brushing, mirror polishing, embossing, perforation, carving, and custom texture processing can be used to create unique visual effects for hotels, commercial interiors, luxury spaces, and landmark architectural projects.

Aluminum Highlights

Lightweight with Reliable Strength
Aluminum has a low density, helping reduce building load and installation pressure. It is especially suitable for high-rise buildings, large panels, ceiling systems, and facade projects where weight control is important.

Excellent Processability
Aluminum has excellent processability. It can be cut, bent, folded, welded, punched, carved, perforated, extruded and in many other ways processed to any form. The material allows for all kind of architectural applications and special productions.

Strong Corrosion Resistance
Corrosion Resistance – Strong Aluminum forms a natural protective oxide film on its surface. Anodizing, PVDF coating or powder coating increases the corrosion resistance and weather resistance of aluminum for interior and exterior applications.

Rich Surface and Color Options
Aluminum offers a wide and rich variety of surfaces and colors to finish and to decorate. Among others there are anodized colors, RAL colors, brushed, polished mirror, wood look, stone look, perforated in various patterns and designs and much more and also many other custom made textures and surface finishes.

Suitable for Large Architectural Projects
Aluminum panels and profiles are widely used in large Architectural Projects. Aluminum is frequently used in curtain walls, ceilings, building facade, sunshades, grilles and other custom metal architectural systems. Typical projects where aluminum is often used are large commercial buildings, hotels, public spaces, such as airports and stations, and other large transportation projects.

Recyclable and Project-Friendly
Aluminum Recyclable and Project-Friendly Aluminum is recyclable and suitable for long lasting durable structures that are light, easy to maintain and finish in many different ways. It has a long service life and is ideal for modern architectural decorations.

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FAQs

What are the main advantages and disadvantages of aluminum compared to stainless steel?

Advantages: Aluminum is lighter, easier to process, and comes in a wide variety of colors. Disadvantages: Its strength and hardness are generally lower than stainless steel, and its surface wear resistance requires coating.

Can the color of aluminum veneer curtain walls be customized? What is its lifespan?

Yes, almost all colors on the RAL color chart can be achieved through fluorocarbon spraying or powder coating. High-quality fluorocarbon spray coatings can last for over 15-20 years.

What is the difference between aluminum honeycomb panels and conventional aluminum panels?

Aluminum honeycomb panels are a composite structure with a honeycomb core. They are lighter, smoother, and stronger, offering excellent sound and heat insulation, making them suitable for large-scale curtain walls. Conventional aluminum panels are solid panels.

Will aluminum corrode when used outdoors?

Aluminum naturally forms an oxide film on its surface, imparting a certain degree of corrosion resistance. Treatments such as anodizing and fluorocarbon spraying can significantly enhance its weather and corrosion resistance.

Can aluminum be made to resemble wood or stone grains?

Yes. Through thermal transfer or spraying, aluminum surfaces can realistically simulate various wood and stone grains, and are more stable and easier to maintain than natural materials.

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