Call Toll Free bonding one or more materials with an aluminum
extrusion. hardening aluminum extrusions by storing at room
temperature or elevated temperatures following heat treatment.
spontaneous change in properties of an aluminum extrusion which
occurs faster at elevated temperatures. bonding corrosion-
resistant aluminum extrusions to a stronger aluminum alloy base.
a powdery substance called aluminum oxide which is produced from
bauxite. a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in
bauxite. aluminum and oxygen chemically compounded, and is
formed immediately on the aluminum extrusion surface when it is
exposed to oxygen in the air. to heat a metal to a temperature
slightly below its melting point, then gradually cooled to be
softened. an oxide coating or protective layer on aluminum
extrusions. Produced by submerging the aluminum extrusion in an
electrolytic bath with electric current (aluminum being the
anode). to speed up the process of the natural aging cycle of
aluminum extrusions by exposing