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Modern engineering demands solutions combining 78% weight reduction versus solid aluminum panels while maintaining 92% compressive strength. Extruded aluminum honeycomb cores achieve density values of 2.9-4.1 lbs/ft³, outperforming traditional steel reinforcements in aerospace-grade applications. The hexagonal cell configuration demonstrates 18% greater shear resistance compared to square-cell alternatives, validated by ASTM C365 compression testing standards.
Advanced extrusion techniques enable wall thickness precision of ±0.05mm across 6000-series aluminum alloys. Our proprietary thermal treatment process enhances:
Parameter | Our Product | Vendor A | Vendor B |
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Cell Size Tolerance | ±0.1mm | ±0.3mm | ±0.25mm |
Surface Flatness | 0.2mm/m | 0.5mm/m | 0.4mm/m |
Corrosion Resistance | 5000h salt spray | 3000h | 4000h |
Modular design accommodates 23 standardized cell sizes from 3mm to 25mm, with custom geometries achieving:
Aviation sector applications demonstrate 14% fuel efficiency improvement in cargo bay flooring systems. Architectural implementations show:
Property | Test Method | Value |
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Compressive Modulus | ASTM C365 | 2.1 GPa |
Shear Strength | ASTM C273 | 1.8 MPa |
Thermal Conductivity | ISO 8301 | 5.8 W/m·K |
Emerging research indicates potential for 22% energy absorption improvements through gradient-density configurations. Current development focuses on:
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A: An extruded aluminum honeycomb panel is a lightweight, high-strength structure made by extruding aluminum into a hexagonal honeycomb pattern. It offers excellent durability and is used in aerospace, construction, and transportation.
A: Unlike solid aluminum sheets, aluminum honeycomb panels have a hollow hexagonal core, reducing weight while maintaining strength. This structure enhances load distribution and thermal insulation properties.
A: Extruded aluminum provides superior precision and uniformity in the honeycomb design. This improves structural integrity, corrosion resistance, and adaptability for complex industrial applications.
A: They are widely used in aircraft interiors, building facades, marine components, and automotive parts due to their high strength-to-weight ratio and energy absorption capabilities.
A: Yes, these panels can be tailored in thickness, cell size, and alloy composition to meet specific load-bearing, thermal, or aesthetic requirements for diverse engineering solutions.
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