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Aluminized Steel Baking Sheet, Tray & Dish - China Suppliers & Factory for Bakeware and Cookware

Aluminized Steel (Standard Type is an exceptional material that undergoes a specialized hot-dip coating process, where both sides are covered with a layer of aluminum or aluminum-silicon alloy. This innovative technique enhances the inherent properties of steel, significantly improving its resistance to corrosion and rust. As a result, Aluminized Steel retains the robust strength, hardness, and excellent mechanical properties of traditional steel while showcasing the attractive appearance of aluminum and its outstanding antioxidant capabilities. This unique blend of features makes Aluminized Steel (Standard Type a preferred choice among manufacturers and industries. As a leading supplier in China, we take pride in our state-of-the-art factory, producing high-quality Aluminized Steel for various applications, catering to the growing demand for materials with enhanced durability and aesthetic appeal

    Product Features

    Characteristics

    • The effective control of the solidification and crystallization process of the molten aluminum layer enables it to form a beautiful surface
    • Even surface and outstanding corrosion resistance due to the sacrificing effect of aluminum
    • Outstanding corrosion resistance / heat resistance, paintability

    Applications

    • Home / Kitchen appliances
    • Automobile parts
    • Painting and assembly systems
    • Steel cans

    Product Structure

    Aluminized Steel Product Structure Diagram

    Standard Comparison

    Classification KS D3544 JIS G3314 ASTM A463 DIN EN 10346 GB/T 18592
    Commercial Quality SA1C SA1C CQ DX51D DX51D
    Drawing Quality SA1D SA1D DQ DX52D, 53D DX52D, 53D
    Extra / Deep Drawing Quality SA1E SA1E DDQ-EDDQ DX54D-DX56D DX54D-DX56D

    Minimum Coating Weight (Double Side)

    Coating weight symbol KS D 3544 JIS G 3314 ASTM A 463 DIN EN 10346 GB/T 18592
    40 g/m² 40 g/m² 40 g/m² T1-13 (40 g/m²)
    60 g/m² 60 g/m² 60 g/m² AS 060
    80 g/m² 80 g/m² 80 g/m² T1-25 (75 g/m²) AS 080 AS 80
    100 g/m² 100 g/m² 100 g/m² AS 100 AS 100
    120 g/m² 120 g/m² T1-40 (120 g/m²) AS 120 AS 120
    Aluminized Steel is available in two main types, Type 1 and Type 2, each offering its own set of benefits and applications. Type 1 is coated with a thin layer of aluminum-silicon alloy, typically containing 5% to 11% silicon to improve adherence. This specific composition makes it ideal for applications requiring heat resistance, such as automotive components and industrial equipment. Additionally, its corrosion resistance and ability to withstand high temperatures make it a preferred choice for environments where durability and performance are paramount.

    About this product

    1. High-Quality Composition for Enhanced Performance

    Aluminized Steel (Standard Type 1) is crafted with a precise aluminum-silicon alloy coating (5% to 11% silicon), designed to deliver exceptional adherence and performance. This composition excels in heat resistance, making it an ideal material for demanding applications like automotive components and industrial equipment. Its superior corrosion resistance and durability in high-temperature environments set it apart as a reliable choice for critical projects.

    2. Versatility Across Industries

    The unique properties of Aluminized Steel (Standard Type 1) ensure its versatility across a wide range of industries. From industrial machinery to commercial products, it provides manufacturers and builders with a cost-effective solution that balances strength, resilience, and functionality.

    3. A Material That Delivers Results

    Combining the benefits of steel and aluminum, Aluminized Steel (Standard Type 1) offers a powerful blend of durability, heat resistance, and corrosion protection. Its proven capabilities make it a go-to choice for projects demanding high performance and longevity, no matter the scale or complexity.

    Conclusion: Unmatched Excellence for Your Needs

    Aluminized Steel (Standard Type 1) is more than just a material—it's a promise of quality and reliability. Whether you’re tackling automotive, industrial, or commercial challenges, this superior steel type is engineered to exceed your expectations and deliver outstanding results in every application.

    Application

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the primary characteristics of Aluminized Steel?
    Aluminized Steel features effective control of the solidification and crystallization process of the molten aluminum layer, forming a beautiful surface. It offers an even surface with outstanding corrosion resistance due to the sacrificing effect of aluminum, alongside excellent heat resistance and paintability.
    What is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 Aluminized Steel?
    Type 1 Aluminized Steel is coated with a thin layer of aluminum-silicon alloy (typically containing 5% to 11% silicon) to improve adherence, making it ideal for high-temperature and heat-resistant applications like automotive parts. Type 2 is also available, with each type optimized for distinct benefits and specific industrial or commercial applications.
    What standard classifications correspond to Commercial Quality (CQ) Aluminized Steel?
    Based on international standard comparisons, Commercial Quality corresponds to SA1C under KS D3544 and JIS G3314, CQ under ASTM A463, and DX51D under both DIN EN 10346 and GB/T 18592 standards.
    What are the common applications for Aluminized Steel?
    It is widely used across multiple industries including home and kitchen appliances (such as baking sheets, bread molds, cookie molds, roast pans, and general bakeware), automobile parts, painting and assembly systems, and steel cans.
    What coating weights are available for Aluminized Steel?
    Minimum double-side coating weights range from 40 g/m² to 120 g/m². These are standardly classified across various specifications like JIS G 3314, ASTM A 463 (e.g., T1-25, T1-40), DIN EN 10346 (e.g., AS 080, AS 100), and GB/T 18592.