Conclusion
Extruded aluminum material is immune to corrosion thus can withstand harsh environmental conditions. Of course, this is advantageous since it means the resultant windows and doors profiles can last several years without deformation.
As the technical content and the degree of mechanization of doors and windows are not high, most of them rely mostly on the manual operation of the installation workers, which requires the operators to have a good sense of product quality. It is important to strengthen the proficiency of the operators and their product awareness during the production process. High-quality aluminium windows should acquire the following qualities: fine processing, consistent angle (the main frame is usually 45 or 90 degrees), no obvious gaps during the splicing process, good sealing performance and smooth operation.
You’ll always find them in various surface finishing, but the ideal one is dependent on your preference.
Aluminum window extrusion profiles are a popular choice for many homeowners and builders due to their durability, versatility, and sleek look. These profiles are used to create the frames and sashes of aluminum windows, providing a strong and light-weight option for windows in residential and commercial buildings.
Can be divided into casement window frame, casement window fan two kinds. Casement aluminum window frame profile models have 60 series and 70 series of two kinds, of which 60 series profile thickness of 1.4mm, suitable for smaller windows. While 70 series of profile thickness of 1.6mm, higher strength, suitable for larger windows.
As for the common casement aluminum window sash profiles, there are 38 series, 50 series and 60 series. Of these, the 38 series is suitable for windows that open smaller, the 50 series for average sized windows and the 60 series for larger windows.