Aluminium Pellets

Product Overview:

Aluminium pellets, also known as aluminium shot or aluminium sand, are produced from high-purity aluminium ingots through precise processing techniques such as drawing, cutting, and grinding. The pellets have a shiny, cylindrical appearance and can reach a purity of 99.99% or higher. Aluminium pellets are widely used in various industries such as catalyst supports, thermal materials, electronics, and metal smelting due to their excellent thermal conductivity, hardness, and low specific gravity.

Product Features:

• High Purity: Purity can reach up to 99.99%, 99.999%, or 99.9999%, making them suitable for high-precision applications.
• Excellent Thermal Conductivity: Provides superior thermal conductivity, making them ideal for efficient heat dissipation.
• Variety of Sizes: Available in sizes ranging from D3mm to D6mm, with custom specifications available upon customer request.
• High Hardness: Hardness ranges from 65 - 125 Hv, meeting the needs of various industrial applications.
• Low Specific Gravity: Specific gravity is 2.7 g/cm³, making them ideal for applications where weight is a concern.

Applications:

• Catalyst Supports: Used as catalyst supports to enhance chemical reaction efficiency and yield.
• Thermal Materials: Used in electronics, automotive engines, and other heat dissipation systems.
• Fireworks and Firecrackers: Used in the composition of fireworks and firecrackers to increase combustion temperature and brightness.
• Plastic Fillers: Used as fillers in the plastic industry to improve the strength, hardness, and weather resistance of plastics.
• Metal Smelting: Applied in the smelting process of aluminium alloys and aluminium-silicon alloys.
• Aerospace: Used in aerospace applications such as in the manufacturing of aircraft and rocket engines.
• Electronics: Used in the production of integrated circuit boards, electronic components, and other electronic products.
• Architectural Decoration: Widely used in aluminium alloy doors, windows, curtain walls, and other building materials.
• Automobile and Shipbuilding: Essential material in the manufacturing of automobiles and ships.
• New Energy: Used in the production of battery anode materials, solar panels, hydrogen storage containers, and fuel cell components, contributing to the development of renewable energy technologies.