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1. Batching: The necessary raw materials are prepared. For the commonly used 6063 alloy—which forms the basis for all profiles produced by custom 4040 industrial aluminum manufacturers—the material composition primarily consists of a combination of three key alloying elements: aluminum, magnesium, and silicon.
2. Melting and Casting: The prepared raw materials are loaded into a melting furnace to be liquefied. Subsequently, a deep-well casting system is utilized to cool and cast the molten metal into round billets of various specifications.
3. Extrusion: Next comes the extrusion stage. Based on the cross-sectional design of the intended profile product, a corresponding die is manufactured. An extrusion press is then used to force the pre-heated round billet through this die, thereby shaping it into the desired profile.
Following the shaping process, a quenching treatment—either via air cooling or water cooling (T5/T6 temper)—is performed. For surface treatment, the profile's surface is first thoroughly cleaned. Under specific industrial conditions, the substrate surface undergoes anodic oxidation, creating a dense, porous Al₂O₃ film layer characterized by strong adsorption properties; the process concludes with a sealing step to close the pores.