Wall Board Section Mill Finish Continual Run - 12.7mm (1/2")

Material: Constructed from aluminum, this section benefits from the material's lightweight nature, corrosion resistance, and overall durability. Aluminum is a popular choice in construction due to its versatility and ability to withstand environmental factors.

Weldability: The aluminum used in this section offers good weldability, allowing for efficient and secure joining during the construction process. This is essential for creating continuous runs without compromising structural integrity.

Machinability: With fair machinability, the material can be machined to some extent, although careful handling and appropriate machining techniques may be necessary for optimal results. This property is crucial for customizing the section to specific project requirements.

Corrosion Resistance: Featuring good corrosion resistance, this aluminum section is well-suited for continuous applications in various environmental conditions. The resistance to corrosion ensures longevity and minimal maintenance over time.

Finish: The section is characterized by a Mill Finish, indicating that the surface is untreated and reflects the natural appearance of the aluminum extrusion. This finish typically exhibits a slightly rough texture and retains the inherent metallic luster of the material.

Grade: The aluminum used in this section is of Grade 6063, a widely used alloy known for its excellent extrudability, formability, and balance of strength and corrosion resistance. Grade 6063 is often chosen for architectural applications where both aesthetics and functionality are important.

Thickness: The specified thickness of the Continual Run mill finish wall board section is 12.7mm. This dimension is crucial for ensuring the structural stability and load-bearing capacity of the continuous run, contributing to the section's overall reliability.

Weight/Metre (Kg): The weight of one meter of this section is 0.19 kilograms. This weight specification is essential for calculating material requirements and determining the load-bearing characteristics of the continuous run in construction projects.