Metal trading

Aluminium sheets for industry

As an experienced metal merchant, we offer you an extensive range of high-quality aluminium sheets for various industrial and craft applications. Aluminium stands out for its low weight, high stability and excellent corrosion resistance, which makes it indispensable in numerous industries.

In addition, aluminium sheets impress with their outstanding machinability and durability, which makes them ideally suited both for small craft businesses and for large industrial production runs.

Properties and advantages of aluminium sheets

Our aluminium sheets are made from first-class alloys and offer numerous advantages:

• Light and stable – High strength at low weight enables efficient processing.
• Corrosion-resistant – Resistant to moisture, chemicals and weathering.
• Outstanding conductivity – Good thermal and electrical conductivity make aluminium versatile.
• Easy further processing – Trouble-free cutting, bending, drilling and welding.
• Versatile – Perfect for mechanical engineering, construction, electronics, transport and many other branches of industry.
• Recyclable – Aluminium is fully recyclable, which makes it an environmentally friendly choice for many applications.

Processing and finishing

Depending on the intended use, aluminium sheets can be selected in various thicknesses and surface coatings. Finishing processes such as anodising, painting or powder coating not only improve the appearance but also increase the corrosion resistance and service life of the sheets. These additional protective layers help to further optimise abrasion resistance and resistance to mechanical loads.

In addition, we offer special aluminium alloys that have been designed for particular requirements. Whether extremely high strength, special surface properties or optimised thermal conductivity – our experts will be happy to advise you on choosing the right variant for your application.

Areas of application for aluminium sheets

Thanks to their unique material properties, aluminium sheets are used in numerous industries:

• Mechanical engineering – High-load-bearing components with low dead weight, ideal for precision parts.
• Construction – Façade cladding, load-bearing elements and roof structures for modern architecture.
• Aerospace – Reduced weight for better energy efficiency and high safety requirements.
• Vehicle construction – Light and robust body parts for automotive and rail vehicle construction.
• Electronics – Perfect heat dissipation for technical components, heat sinks and housings.
• Medical technology – Aluminium is also used in medical technology because of its biocompatibility and stability.
• Furniture and interior fitting – Light yet resilient materials for modern designs.

Metal merchant with quality and expertise

We place great value on quality, precise manufacturing and fast delivery times. Our range includes aluminium sheets in different alloys, dimensions and thicknesses so that you can find the right material for your requirements. Our stock is always well assorted, so that we can also handle short-notice enquiries.

As a reliable partner in the metal trade, we offer you comprehensive advice and a needs-based selection of high-quality metal products. Through our close collaboration with leading manufacturers, we guarantee you competitive prices and consistently high quality.

Sustainability and environmental awareness

We rely on sustainable processes and offer you environmentally friendly aluminium products that stand out for their high recyclability. Aluminium can be recycled almost without any loss of quality, which not only conserves resources but also offers economic advantages.

Discover our range and benefit from first-class service, high-quality aluminium sheets and professional advice that is precisely tailored to your individual requirements!

Aluminium sheets

We offer you a large range of metal sheets for further processing. Above all sheets made of alu. Aluminium sheets are flat sheets made of aluminium, which are usually produced from an alloy in order to achieve specific properties. Aluminium sheets are available in various sizes and thicknesses and can be brought into various shapes by different machining processes such as cutting, bending and drilling.

Aluminium sheets have many advantages, such as high strength and rigidity at low weight, corrosion resistance, good thermal conductivity and good electrical conductivity. These properties make aluminium sheets a popular material in many applications, such as in mechanical engineering, in construction, in the aerospace industry, in transport and in electronics.

Depending on requirements and area of application, aluminium sheets can be given various surface treatments, such as anodising or painting, in order to offer improved corrosion resistance, aesthetics or protection against wear. It should be noted, however, that aluminium sheets also have some disadvantages, such as lower hardness compared with some other materials and poorer resistance to high temperatures.

Overall, aluminium sheets are a widely used and important material in many branches of industry because of their outstanding mechanical and physical properties as well as their versatility and availability.

What are non-ferrous metals?

Non-ferrous metal stands for "non-iron metal" and refers to all metals except iron or steel. The most common non-ferrous metals include aluminium, copper, nickel, titanium, zinc, lead, brass and bronze.

Non-ferrous metals are characterised by high corrosion resistance, good thermal and electrical conductivity as well as high strength. These properties make them suitable for many applications in various branches of industry, such as aerospace, construction, electronics and the automotive industry.

Since non-ferrous metals are not magnetic and, unlike iron and steel metals, do not rust, they are also suitable for applications in which magnetism or corrosion are a problem, such as in medical technology or in chemical plants.

Non-ferrous metals are normally obtained from ores and minerals that are extracted by mining and refining. Some non-ferrous metals, such as aluminium, can also be obtained from recycled materials, which contributes to a reduction in the environmental impact of mining and refining.