Aluminium Angle

Aluminium angles are structural components constructed from aluminium extrusions with an L-shaped cross section with perpendicular legs. These angles are widely utilized in construction, fabrication, and industrial applications because of their lightweight yet sturdy design, corrosion resistance, and adaptability. They offer structural support, reinforcement, and framing in various applications, including building frames, shelves, braces, and architectural trim.

There are several types of Aluminium Angles, two of which are explained, and the rest are mentioned in the table below. Perforated Angle: Perforated angle is an aluminium angle with uniformly distributed holes along one or both legs.These holes are generally round or square and are punched into the metal to allow for simple connection of additional components via bolts, screws, or rivets. Slotted Angle: Slotted angles are similar to perforated angles, except that they have elongated slots along one or both legs instead of holes.These slots accept bolts or fasteners, allowing for the flexible and secure connection of accessories and components.

Aluminium angles are lightweight and have a high strength-to-weight ratio, making them simple to transport. Corrosion resistance: Aluminium is inherently resistant to corrosion, guaranteeing long-term endurance even in harsh conditions. Versatility: Aluminium angles are easily machined, welded, and shaped to meet a variety of applications and design needs. Sustainability: Aluminium is entirely recyclable, contributing to environmental sustainability and reducing carbon footprint in production operations.