Aluminium Rolled Plate Aluminium Rolled Plate

We are able to supply aluminium plates that are min. 6 mm in thickess, max. 2500 in width and max. 4020 mm in length. Alloys 5083, 6061, 7075 and more can be found in our stock. Each of our products have their own unique certificate and upon request, we are able to cover our aluminium plates with PVC.

We are able to resize aluminium plates, at min. +/- 0.2 mm tolerance, at the following sizes:

Min. 6 mm in thickness

Max. 2500 mm in width

Max. 6000 mm in length

Our aluminium plates are priced based on the number of pieces purchased. However, full, unopened pallets are priced on theoretical weight (kg.) If you would like make a full pallet purchase, please contact our sales team. Please see our aluminium plate page for detailed pricing. 

Alloy 5083 is one of the most used alloys. Due to the magnesium and manganese atoms in its structure, it has a high corosion resistance and a high welding capability. Additionally, its’ machinability is also high.

Alloy 5083 aluminium shates and plates are a standard in the shipbuilding industries. They have a very high resistance to corrosion and are resistant to sea water.

5083’s atomic structure is very stable and the alloy has a very low risk of distortion during the machining process.

Alloy 5083 is usually preferred in CNC cutting stations as its’ machinability is very fast and practical.

Alloy 5083 has the highest welding capability of any alloy. Therefore it is a staple of the tanker and silobus industries, where the welding qualities of the aluminium is of utmost importance.

Due to the manganse atoms within alloy 5083, it is very suitable for anodizing. 

It is highly sought after in the production of machinery, packaging, fixture and thermoform mold production.

Generally preferred in the defence industries, 6061 is an alloy that contains silicon atoms and follows the ASTM American alloy standards. It’s main distinction is that it does not easily deform under pressure or impact.

6082 is an alloy that follows European standards and is manufactured according DIN norms. It contains silicon and a small amount of magnesium atoms. As a result, it has increased machinability and welding properties. Therefore is used mainly in the machinery sector in the Europe.

7075 is an alloy that contains between %7-%9 Zinc atoms and has a high resistance. It’s tensile strength is twice that of an 5083 alloy. However, this alloy is not an all purpose alloy as it’s welding capability and corosion resistance are not that high.

Alloy 7075 is generally used in machines or equipment where there is a high impact resistance. The other alloys in 7xxx series are generally preferred in the aerospace sector. 

This alloy is often used in robot arms and in high acceleration, weight carrying equipment. 

If you would like to quickly calculate the theoretical weight of the aluminium you need, please visit our aluminium weight calculation page.

If you have any another request, please email us at [email protected] or call us at +902123066060.