Aluminum 6060 Extrusions Tube Profiles

Alloy 6060 is a highly versatile aluminum alloy widely used in construction materials, interior design elements, and transportation components due to its excellent combination of strength, corrosion resistance, and ease of fabrication. This alloy is particularly well-suited for aluminum tubes, extruded profiles, window frames, curtain walls, and structural components, making it an ideal choice for applications requiring lightweight, durable, and aesthetically finished extrusions. Its superior weldability, anodizing properties, and machinability further enhance its suitability for architectural aluminum profiles, automotive trim, and industrial framework solutions.

Chemical Composition Aluminum Extruded Bar Tube Alloy 6060

Product Forms of Aluminum Extruded Alloy 6060

· Small Round & Square Plates

· Tubes (Round, Square, Rectangular)

· L- and U-Shaped Tubular Profiles

Key Features of Aluminum Extruded Bar Tube Alloy 6060

· Excellent Extrudability: Well-suited for complex and thin-walled extrusions.

· Medium Hardness: Provides a good balance of strength and workability.

· High Corrosion Resistance: Performs well in harsh environmental conditions, including marine applications.

· Good Formability: Easily shaped into various profiles and components.

· Superior Surface Finish: Ensures high-quality appearance for architectural and decorative applications.

· Excellent Anodizing Capability: Can be anodized to enhance corrosion resistance and aesthetics.

· Good Weldability: Compatible with common welding processes, ensuring strong and reliable joints.

Application of Aluminum Extruded Bar Tube Alloy 6060

·  Construction & Architecture:

·  Curtain Walls, Windows & Doors

· Structural Frames

· Decorative Elements

· Prefabricated Partitions

·  Interior Design:

·  Furniture and Fixtures

· Decorative Panels

· Modular Structures

·  Transportation (Terrestrial & Marine):

·  Railway & Automotive Components

· Marine Structures & Boat Parts

· Bicycle Frames & Accessories