Common Thickness of 1060,3003 insulating aluminium sheet

 Nowadays, the thickness of aluminium sheet used for insulation and anticorrosion of pipeline is useful from 0.1 mm to 1.0 mm. Of course, the thickness is selected according to the diameter of pipeline. The principle is that the thinner the diameter is, the thinner the thickness is.
Material or addressing alloys generally use 1060 materials, accounting for 70% of the construction volume, and 30% of customers choose 3003 trademarks. The difference between 1060 and 3003 trademarks is that 1060 insulating aluminium sheet is pure aluminium sheet, 3003 alloy trademark is alloy aluminium sheet, 3003 insulating aluminium sheet contains 1.0-1.5% manganese alloy. This product has higher corrosion resistance.


 
Why Choose Signi's Aluminum Insulation jacketing
 
1. Corrosion resistance of insulating aluminium sheet
Thermal insulation aluminium sheet has good corrosion resistance. Compared with iron sheet, thermal insulation aluminium sheet has a longer service life, is in outdoor environment, is not easy to corrode and aging, and has a beautiful surface. So many power and chemical enterprises now use thermal insulation aluminium sheet as thermal insulation material.
2. Excellent fire and heat insulation function of insulating aluminium skin
Thermal insulation aluminium sheet will not melt after high temperature. When thermal insulation aluminium sheet is exposed to fire or high temperature, its excellent insulation function is only that its surface is heated rapidly and coke is sensitively produced to resist flame extension and protect the inner core from burning. It has excellent fire resistance and insulation function.
3. Low price of insulating aluminium sheet
The density of insulating aluminium sheet is low, so the quality of insulating aluminium sheet should be lighter under the same area. The recovery value of insulating aluminium sheet is high. The service life of insulating aluminium sheet is 3-5 times that of white iron sheet. It can save a lot of labor and material cost for users in the service life.