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Aluminium Mill Finish Sheets

Price 285.0 INR/ Kilograms

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MOQ : 2000 Kilograms

Aluminium Mill Finish Sheets Specification

Usage & Applications
Roofing, Cladding, Insulation, Signage, Curtain walls

Features
High ductility, Good machinability, Lightweight

Thickness
0.30 mm to 4.0 mm

Finish
Mill Finish

Length
2438 mm (8 ft), 3050 mm (10 ft), Custom lengths

Material
Aluminium

Corrosion Resistant
Yes

Temper
Soft, Semi-hard, Hard

Width
1000 mm, 1250 mm, 1500 mm, Custom widths

Fabrication Process
Rolling mill process

Material Grade
Commercial and Industrial Grades

Size
Standard/Custom sizes available

Product Type
Aluminium Mill Finish Sheet

Shape
Flat Sheet

Strength
Excellent Formability & Moderate Strength

Hardness
30-60 HB (Depending on temper)

Alloy
1000, 8000 Series

Grade
AA1100, AA1200, AA1050, AA8011, and others

Surface Treatment
Mill Finish (Non-coated)

Dimension (L*W*H)
As per requirement (commonly 8ft x 4ft, 10ft x 4ft)

Color
Silver / Grey

Elongation
Up to 40% (Depending on grade & temper)

Standards
IS 737, ASTM B209, EN 485-2

Conductivity
High Electrical Conductivity (Up to 61% IACS)

Tensile Strength
70-180 MPa (varies by alloy/temper)

Yield Strength
34-110 MPa (varies by alloy/temper)

Edge Type
Mill Edge / Sheared Edge

Certified By
ISO 9001:2015, SGS

Density
2.71 g/cm³

Packing Type
Standard export-worthy wooden pallets

About Aluminium Mill Finish Sheets

Color	Silver
Length	2440mm
Width	915mm
Thickness	0.60 mm
Material	Aluminium

Product Description:-

Available Thickness:-0.60 mm to 6.00mm
Width:-915mm to 1440mm as per subject to Inquiry.
Standard Width:-915mm & 1220mm
Length :-2440 And As Per Inquiry
Alloy :-AA1050, AA1060, AA1070, AA1100, AA1200, AA31000, AA3003, AA3004, AA3005, AA3105, AA5005, AA5010 & AA8011.
Temper :-Soft, H12, H14, H16, H18, H22, H24, H26, H28

High Versatility and Application

These aluminium mill finish sheets are widely used in architectural, industrial, and signage applications, including roofing, cladding, insulation, and curtain wall systems. Thanks to their excellent machinability, formability, and high electrical conductivity, they are adaptable to varied needs and provide value across multiple sectors.

Certifications and Standards Compliance

Our aluminium sheets comply with international standards such as IS 737, ASTM B209, EN 485-2, and are certified by ISO 9001:2015 and SGS, ensuring consistent quality and high performance for demanding commercial and industrial requirements. Each product is also securely packed on export-worthy wooden pallets.

FAQ's of Aluminium Mill Finish Sheets:

Q: How are aluminium mill finish sheets manufactured?

A: These sheets are produced using an advanced rolling mill process, which transforms aluminium ingots into flat sheets. The surface remains untreated (mill finish), resulting in a smooth, metallic appearance suitable for further fabrication or direct use.

Q: What are the typical applications of aluminium mill finish sheets?

A: Aluminium mill finish sheets are commonly used in roofing, cladding, insulation, curtain walls, and signage due to their lightweight nature, corrosion resistance, and high ductility. They serve both commercial and industrial needs efficiently.

Q: When should I choose a mill finish sheet over a coated variant?

A: Mill finish sheets are ideal when further processing, painting, or anodising is required, or when natural aluminium aesthetics and good formability are prioritised. Choose these for projects where a non-coated, malleable base is advantageous.

Q: Where can these sheets be utilized within a construction project?

A: They are suitable for building facades, internal partitions, ceilings, ducting, and insulation barriers in offices, factories, warehouses, and signage installations, thanks to their adaptability and custom sizing options.

Q: What benefits do aluminium mill finish sheets offer for electrical applications?

A: With electrical conductivity up to 61% IACS, these sheets are well-suited for heat exchangers, cable sheathing, and busbars, providing excellent energy transfer while maintaining structural integrity.

Q: How does the choice of alloy and temper affect performance?

A: Alloy and temper selection influences mechanical properties such as tensile strength, yield strength, hardness, and elongation. For example, soft tempers offer superior formability, while harder tempers ensure greater strength, allowing customization per project needs.

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