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The aluminum profiles for doors and windows are made of 6-series aluminum alloy, and the aluminum-magnesium silicon is the main element of the 6-series aluminum alloy, and each element has a certain range of content. However, the price of various elements is inconsistent, and the lack of precious metal content is a major cause of poor profile quality. Only in strict proportion then can produce aluminum extrusions of excellent quality. The prepared raw materials are placed in an aluminum melting furnace to be melted, slag is discharged, cooled, and then cast aluminum ingots or bars are used for the production of aluminium profiles. If the exhaust is not ideal, the air bubbles in the aluminium profile will cause defects. The aluminium profiles for doors and windows are mainly made of 6063 grade aluminum alloy. If the aluminum extrusion manufacturer uses the national standard 6063 aluminum ingot, it will be guaranteed in terms of raw material quality.
Cast iron ornamental fencing became popular in the early 1900’s due to the cost efficiency of manufacturing the different components of ornamental fencing. Cast iron utilizes molds for the different parts. Steel is melted to extreme temperatures and poured into molds. Once cooled the parts are separated from the molds, cleaned of burns and excess edges and ready for painting. There are several large manufacturers who supply primarily welding sloops who produce the bulk of cast iron ornamental fencing in today’s market.