，中国湖南和江苏地区。
Aluminum and its alloys have emerged as a material of choice for the production of sheet metal due to its cost-effectiveness, lightweight characteristics, and corrosion resistance. In addition, manufacturing companies can use aluminum and its alloys to fabricate sheet metal products of varying thickness and length, while minimizing the amount of material they require. This is especially beneficial in the production of aluminum and aluminum alloy plates and bands, where the end product often needs to be cut to specific lengths or widths.
China is the world’s leading manufacturer of aluminum and its alloys. In particular, the provinces of Hunan and Jiangsu have become the major contributors to the production of aluminum and aluminum alloy plates. There are two aluminum and aluminum alloy plate production factories in Jiangsu, the Yuxi Iron and Aluminum Factory in Yancheng, and the Junco Aluminum Plate Factory in Zhenjiang. Hubei Province also has three aluminum and aluminum alloy plate manufacturers, the Chenguang Rare Metals Resourcing Co., Ltd. in Zhenjiang, the Hengyang Aluminum Plate Factory in Yueyang and the Lateas Aluminum Plate Factory in Changsha.
The production of aluminum and its alloys in China is primarily centered on the production of thin plates and sheets, and aluminum and aluminum alloy plates that can be used in the production of metal plates, shells, and other items. For example, the development of new technologies and investments in manufacturing infrastructure have enabled the production of thin aluminum plates with a thickness between 0.1 and 20 millimeters, while aluminum alloy plates can be used in the production of thin sheets with a thickness between 0.3 and 70 millimeters.
Aluminum and its alloys have also been used in the production of sheet bands, such as in the construction of bridges and buildings, and in the production of aluminum frames and panels. Aluminum alloy sheet bands are produced in various sizes and sizes, from 0.13mm thin to 4.5mm thick. Furthermore, the production of sheet bands is technology and raw material intensive, and requires the use of a number of specialized and automated machines for precision cutting of the material.
The production of aluminum and its alloys in the Hunan and Jiangsu regions of China is constantly improving, due to the adoption of new technologies and investments in industry infrastructure, as well as the availability of skilled labor and natural resources. This has enabled Chinese manufacturers to produce high-quality and cost-efficient aluminum and aluminum alloy plates and sheets, which can then be used by international businesses in the production of their products, both locally and abroad.
