Aluminium Angles

An aluminium angle is a metal profile made from aluminium that has a shape resembling the letter "L." It is formed by bending or extruding a piece of aluminium into a right angle, with two sides meeting at a 90-degree angle. The two sides of the angle can have equal or unequal lengths, depending on the specific design or application.

Aluminium angles are widely used in various applications such as window frames, railings, shop fittings, furniture construction, and structural projects. They provide stability, strength, and versatility to support and reinforce different structures.

At ClickMetal, we offer aluminium angles in Alloy 6063T6 for thicknesses up to 1/16" and Alloy 6082T6 for thicknesses of 1/8" and above. These alloys are known for their excellent corrosion resistance, strength, and durability.

Yes, we provide custom-cutting options for aluminium angles. You can specify the desired length and width to ensure a perfect fit for your project. Our cutting tolerances are set at -0mm and +2mm to ensure precision.

Yes, aluminium angles are suitable for outdoor use. The alloys used in our angles, 6063T6 and 6082T6, offer good resistance to corrosion, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Aluminium angles are relatively low maintenance. They naturally resist corrosion, and periodic cleaning with a mild detergent and water is usually sufficient to keep them in good condition. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that may damage the surface.

Yes, aluminium angles can be welded using appropriate welding techniques. However, it is essential to follow proper procedures and ensure compatibility between the alloys being welded to achieve satisfactory results.

Our aluminium angles typically come in a mill finish, which has a smooth, unpolished surface. However, you can choose to apply various finishes or coatings to suit your desired aesthetics or functional requirements.

Yes, aluminium angles are known for their lightweight properties. Aluminium is significantly lighter than other metals like steel, while still offering excellent strength and structural integrity.