1100 3003 3105 5052 Aluminum Alloy Coils Bright Finish For Ceilings

Price Negotiable

Price: US$3200-3600 Per Ton

MOQ: 7 TONS

Delivery Time: 20-30 working days

Brand: JERO

Product Description

1100 3003 3105 5052 Aluminum Alloy Coils Bright Finish For Ceilings

Aluminum alloy coils are widely used in ceiling systems due to their lightweight properties, corrosion resistance, ease of fabrication, and aesthetic appeal. Different alloy compositions offer varying strength, durability, and workability characteristics, making them suitable for diverse environmental applications.

Aluminum alloy coils for ceiling applications

Common Aluminum Alloys for Ceilings

AA3003 (Aluminum-Manganese Alloy)

Composition: Manganese (Mn, 1.0-1.5%) as the primary alloying element, balance aluminum.

Key Advantages:

Good corrosion resistance - Ideal for humid environments (e.g., kitchens, bathrooms)
Moderate strength - Stronger than pure aluminum, suitable for standard ceiling applications
Excellent formability - Easy to cut, bend, and shape
Cost-effective - One of the most economical choices for ceilings

AA5052 (Aluminum-Magnesium Alloy)

Composition: Magnesium (Mg, 2.2-2.8%) and trace chromium (Cr).

Key Advantages:

Higher strength & rigidity - Better for large-span ceilings or heavy-duty use
Superior corrosion resistance - Performs well in coastal or industrial settings
Good weldability - Suitable for complex ceiling structures
Enhanced surface adhesion - Works well with coatings (e.g., PVDF, powder coating)

AA1100 (Pure Aluminum)

Composition: ≥99.0% aluminum, minimal alloying elements.

Key Advantages:

Exceptional ductility - Ideal for deep drawing and intricate designs
High corrosion resistance - Naturally forms a protective oxide layer
Low cost - But lower strength, best for decorative ceilings

AA3105 (Aluminum-Manganese-Magnesium Alloy)

Composition: Manganese (Mn) and small amounts of magnesium (Mg).

Key Advantages:

Balanced properties - Slightly stronger than AA3003 with better corrosion resistance
Ideal for laminated panels - Often used for PVC-coated ceiling boards

Aluminum Alloy Comparison

Alloy Grade	Key Benefits	Best For	Typical Uses
AA3003	Cost-effective, corrosion-resistant, easy to form	Residential, office ceilings	Flat panels, perforated ceilings
AA5052	High strength, excellent corrosion resistance	Humid/wet areas (bathrooms, kitchens)	Large-span ceilings, industrial use
AA1100	High ductility, lightweight	Decorative ceilings, custom designs	Embossed panels, artistic ceilings
AA3105	Balanced performance, good for coatings	High-end commercial ceilings	PVC-laminated panels

Our Company Advantages

All melting and holding furnaces are supplied by GAUTSCHI (Switzerland) Company, ensuring high-quality aluminum alloy slabs that guarantee superior performance in aluminum alloy products.
1+1+4 hot rolling mills and 1+5 hot rolling mills from SMS Group (Germany). All hot finishing rolling mills utilize CVC flatness control technology, producing hot-rolled coils and sheets with ideal flatness.
6 sets of cold rolling mills from SMS Group (Germany). These mills feature SMS patent 6-High CVC technology and represent the most advanced cold rolling mills currently available worldwide.