Aluminum Alloy Solar Frame Bracket

Do you need aluminum extrusions for a solar panel mounting system?

Whether you need aluminum extrusions for a solar panel mounting system or anodizing to protect against severe weather conditions, we can help provide a solution. Whether you are looking for aluminum angles, channels, frame, panel, or racking extrusions, Eagle Aluminum is uniquely able to provide all your aluminum extrusion and finishing solutions.

What types of solar panels does Chalco stock?

Chalco stock various aluminum extruded solar panel frames and photovoltaic support aluminum alloys, with a variety of finishes to choose from. If the existing products are not suitable for your needs, we can also customize them according to customer requirements.

Does aluminum alloy need aging heat treatment for solar photovoltaic brackets?

The commonly used aluminum alloy series for solar photovoltaic brackets need to undergo aging heat treatment to achieve the required strength. China Aluminum strictly controls the solution treatment and aging heat treatment process to ensure the required strength of the aluminum alloy brackets.

Why do solar panels need anodized aluminum profiles?

Because the panel frame is exposed to the natural environment, it has high requirements for corrosion resistance. Chalco provides anodized aluminum profiles to further enhance the corrosion resistance of solar aluminum alloy frames.

What is the best material for solar panel support?

Aluminum alloy, with its moderate price, strength, processability, corrosion and weather resistance, and recyclability, is an ideal material for solar panel support in solar mounting system, requiring no maintenance over the 25-year operation period. Quick Quote T-profile: capability to offer both support and stability.

Is aluminum a good material for solar panels?

With its advantages of light weight, high strength, corrosion resistance and durability, aluminum is widely used in building solar panel frames and photovoltaic supports. Research shows that aluminum is the most widely used material in solar photovoltaic (PV) applications, accounting for more than 85% of most solar PV modules.