Aluminum Window Frame Profile

Good fire resistance
Aluminum alloy is non-flammable and has high fire resistance. Compared with traditional window frame materials such as wood and PVC, aluminum alloy is not easy to burn or release toxic gases in high temperature environments. In the event of a fire, Aluminum Window Frame Profile can delay the spread of fire and provide more escape time for buildings. The fire resistance rating of aluminum alloy is usually B1, which meets the strict requirements of modern buildings for fire safety.

Excellent sound insulation performance
Aluminum Window Frame Profile has good sound insulation effect, especially in urban environments or buildings near busy traffic areas, which can isolate external noise. By optimizing the window frame design and filling sealing materials, aluminum alloy window frames can reduce noise conduction and achieve a sound insulation effect of up to 30dB. This is of great significance for improving the comfort of indoor living and working environments and improving the quality of life.

Anti-UV and weather resistance
After special surface treatment, Aluminum Window Frame Profile can effectively resist the erosion of ultraviolet rays and other natural climate factors. Aluminum alloy itself has strong resistance to ultraviolet rays. After the surface is anodized or sprayed, it not only increases the hardness of the surface, but also prevents the surface color from fading, cracking and corrosion. The color difference change of anodized aluminum alloy window frames is controlled within 5% when exposed to ultraviolet rays for a long time, maintaining a long-term stable appearance.

Lower processing and maintenance costs
Compared with window frames made of other traditional materials, the processing cost of Aluminum Window Frame Profile is relatively low, and it is not easy to damage, reducing the need for maintenance caused by aging, corrosion or other factors. The anti-aging and corrosion resistance of aluminum alloy prolongs its maintenance cycle and reduces the comprehensive cost in long-term use. In many construction projects, the total maintenance cost of aluminum alloy window frames is about 40%-50% lower than that of wooden window frames.