Profiles

Aluminum profiles are structural elements made from metallic aluminum. These profiles are known for their light weight, corrosion resistance, and high strength. They are commonly used in various industries such as construction, aerospace, transportation, and the automotive sector. Aluminum profiles can be produced in a variety of shapes and sizes to meet specific project requirements. They offer versatility and are ideal for creating complex structures and designs due to their excellent machinability.

Grey cast iron profiles are made from a grey cast iron alloy. This material is known for its good castability, wear resistance, and damping properties. Thanks to their high strength and rigidity, these profiles are ideal for components that must withstand heavy loads. Grey cast iron profiles are often used in applications where vibration reduction is important—such as machine beds or engine blocks—due to their damping characteristics.

These profiles are effective components for evenly distributing loads. They can be designed to absorb and transmit vertical, horizontal, or angular forces, which is critical for the structural integrity and safety of constructions.

Standard parts made from light metals, such as aluminum, offer high strength at low weight. This allows for weight savings in construction, which is especially beneficial in transportation applications like aircraft, cars, and trains.

Aluminum profiles can come in pre-manufactured shapes, making them easy to handle and assemble. This contributes to the efficiency of construction projects and enables faster completion of builds.