Aluminum extruded products are one of the four primary aluminum processing product categories (along with aluminum casting products, aluminum forging products, and aluminum rolled products). The process involves heating aluminum (alloy) ingots to a plastic temperature (400-500°C), then using an extruder's hydraulic force to push the ingot through an extrusion die to create the required profile.

• Machinery & Industrial Equipment: Conveyor frames for electronics, food, and chemical fiber conveying machinery, heat exchanger components, pneumatic tool structural components, air compression cylinders, forging blanks, industrial piping, and elevator room frames.
• Electronic Engineering: Heat sinks, disk drive read/write heads, optical rulers, photocopier photoreceptor cylinders, optical guides, magnetic tape rotors.
• Defense Weapon Parts: Missile housings, firearms components.

2000 Series (Aluminum-Copper Alloys):

• Characteristics: High strength, low corrosion resistance
• Main Uses: Aerospace components, mechanical parts