Anodized Aluminum Panels: The "It Girls" of the Aluminum Panel World
Anodized aluminum panels undergo a series of procedures including degreasing, alkaline etching, oxidation and sealing, forming a double-layer structure that combines a dense barrier layer with a porous outer layer. They are compatible with processing techniques like bending and stamping. With a thickness range of 0.3–50 mm and material coverage of 1 to 6 series aluminum alloys, these panels exhibit fire resistance—remaining non-combustible at 600℃. Their surfaces can be colored and feature stain resistance. Integrating metallic texture with weather resistance, this material is suitable for indoor and outdoor decoration, industrial components and fireproof building materials, with a maximum processable size of 8 m × 18 m. However, there are many unscrupulous merchants on the market that pass off chemically oxidized panels as anodized ones to cheat customers.