Manufacture Process of Aluminium Circles  

Aluminium Ingot/Master Alloys — Melting Furnace — Holding Furnace — D.C. Caster — Slab — Hot Rolling Mill — Cold Rolling Mill — Blanking (punching into the circle) — Annealing Furnace (unwinding) — Final Inspection — Packing — Delivery

Why Choose Aluminium Circle/Disc to Make Cookware?  

As for aluminium circle for cookware, it is vital to pay attention to flowing properties, 1xxx and 3xxx series aluminium circle has good tensile strength property, good formability, it is easy to bend. Good corrosion resistance property can ensure cookware use a long time. Furthermore, it requests the aluminium disc/circle has good flatness, no oil stain, and no scratches on the surface.

What is the Price of Aluminium Circle/Disc?  

In recent years, the use of aluminium circles/discs has increased. The demand for aluminium circles/discs in the market is relatively large. It is a kind of product obtained through deep processing of aluminium plates, the surface is bright and beautiful, and it can be shaped and do the surface treatment. So, it is not expensive.

The price of aluminium circles/discs has something to do with the thickness. Generally speaking, circles of a common thickness (between 1.0mm and 8.0mm) have similar prices under the condition that they entail similar manufacturing processes. Such aluminium circles/discs can be obtained through relatively simple processes. Nevertheless, if the thickness surpasses 8mm, the price will go higher because the circles have to go through hot rolling, which involves raw material loss and application of extra equipment. Therefore, it makes sense to think that aluminium circles/discs price is related to thickness. In spite of this, there are exceptions. As said above, the price of an aluminium circle is also influenced by its manufacturing process. Not all thin circles (thickness below 8.0mm) are produced through cold rolling, some entail hot rolling, which increases their cost and eventually impacts their price.