Aluminium Double Feather Edge - Cut to Size

SKU ADF1000

Our Aluminium Double Feather Edge bar is available in any length or width to suit your requirements. Expertly cut to size – simply select your exact dimensions below.

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Price £3.60 £3.00 ex VAT

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About this product

Order an Aluminium Double Feather Edge online today, cut to size by our expert metal suppliers.

Aluminium is easy to drill, cut and mould, and can be welded and soldered with ease. Our aluminium products offer quality and affordability to suit any project, custom cut to any size.

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Where it works

Typical Aluminium Double Feather Edge Bar Applications:

Frame Construction:

Aluminium channels are commonly used in building and construction for framing doors, windows, and other structural components. Their lightweight nature and corrosion resistance make them ideal for this purpose.

Architectural Trim and Moulding:

These channels are used for architectural detailing, such as crown moulding, baseboard trim, and decorative borders, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of buildings.

Electrical Enclosures:

Aluminium channels are utilized in the manufacture of electrical enclosures, cabinets, and control boxes, providing durability, electrical conductivity, and corrosion resistance.

Lighting Fixtures:

They are often employed in the construction of light fixtures, including LED strip light housings, to provide structural support and heat dissipation.

Solar Panel Mounting:

Aluminium channels are used to create frames for solar panels, allowing for secure installation and support of photovoltaic modules.

Automotive Components:

The automotive industry uses aluminium channels in various applications, including car body frames, radiator supports, and structural components in vehicles to reduce weight and improve fuel efficiency.

Furniture Manufacturing:

Aluminium channels are used in the construction of lightweight and durable furniture frames, particularly for outdoor furniture due to their corrosion resistance.

Refrigeration and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning):

These channels are employed in the HVAC industry for duct supports, coil guards, and other equipment components due to their corrosion resistance and ease of installation.

Display and Shelving Systems:

Aluminium channels are used to create display racks and shelving systems in retail stores, libraries, and warehouses due to their versatility and lightweight design.

Transportation:

They are utilized in the construction of transportation equipment, such as trailers, cargo carriers, and bicycle racks, contributing to weight reduction and fuel efficiency.

Custom Fabrication:

Aluminium channels are popular among fabricators and DIY enthusiasts for various custom projects, including frame construction, enclosure design, and machinery support.

Boat and Marine Equipment:

Due to their resistance to saltwater corrosion, aluminium channels are used in boat and marine applications for components like boat frames, handrails, and boat accessories.

Agricultural Equipment:

In the agricultural sector, aluminium channels are employed for parts such as plough frames, machinery supports, and equipment frames.

Light Duty Conveyor Systems:

Aluminium channels are used in the construction of lightweight conveyor systems for material handling and automation.

Safety and Handrail Systems:

They are employed in the construction of safety barriers, handrails, and guardrails in various settings, including stairs, walkways, and platforms.

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The cutting service

Order one piece or one thousand. Same tolerance.

Every order is cut, deburred and packed in our Romsey facility. Sawing, guillotining, punching and folding on site — backed by an ISO-accredited stockholding system running since 1994.