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	OD OD

	ID ID

	Wall Thickness Wall Thickness

	Material Material

	Shape Shape


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	Temper Temper

	Fabrication Fabrication

	For Use With For Use With

	Aluminum Performance Properties Aluminum Performance Properties

	Specifications Met Specifications Met

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ETL

	Maximum Temperature Maximum Temperature

	Minimum Temperature Minimum Temperature

	T-Slot Framing Component T-Slot Framing Component


Rail	Structural Bracket

Fastener	Pivot

Linear Bearing	Tube Holder

Rail Slide	Cap and Seal

Mounting Foot	Mounting Plate

Roller Wheel	Caster

Panel Hanger	Hinge

Monitor Mount	Handle

Track Roller	Guide Rail Mount

Panel	Bumper

Hanger	Positioning Arm

Base	Lock and Latch

Panel Slide	Sensor Holder

Outlet Strip	Basket and Tray

Hole-Making Jig	Lighting

Locking Collar	Shelf

Tool Holder	Cable Holder and Duct

Conveyor	Label Holder

Manifold	Strip Door

Bin Box Holder	Machine Bracket

Robotics	Adhesive- Surface Mounting Strip

Bottle Holder	Electrical Component

Level	Machine Vision Camera Mount

Stack Light Mount	Start/Stop Switch Mount

Tabletop Bracket	Threaded Mounting Base

Toggle Clamp	Welding Curtain

	Form Form

Straight

Coil

	Bendable Bendable

Yes

	Rail Height Rail Height

	Outside Width Outside Width

	Rail Profile Rail Profile

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	Appearance Appearance

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Mirror-Like

	Outside Height Outside Height

	Yield Strength Yield Strength

	Bending Method Bending Method

2,067 Products

Aluminum

Multipurpose Aluminum

Striking a good balance of corrosion resistance and strength, these 6000-series aluminum alloys are also heat treatable, machinable, and weldable. They’re widely used for vehicle parts, door frames, and rail-framing systems.

High-Strength Aluminum

With strength that’s comparable to carbon steel at a fraction of the weight, these aluminum alloys are widely used to make structures, shafts, and molds. High-strength aluminum includes 2000- and 7000-series alloys, QC-10, and Metapor.

Corrosion-Resistant Aluminum

1000-, 3000-, and 5000-series aluminum alloys stand up to salt water, chemicals, and weather better than other types of aluminum. They're also the easiest to form and weld, so they're often made into storage tanks, architectural trim, awnings, and fan blades.