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Whether you're enhancing a commercial skyscraper's exterior or creating a striking ceiling feature in a luxury hotel, our profiles combine durability, versatility, and visual appeal.

The 2025 China International Building Expo (Guangzhou) will grandly open at Canton Fair Complex from July 8-11, 2025. Guangdong Zhonglian Aluminum warmly invites you to join us in exploring industry trends and creating a win-win future together!

2024 is the aerospace powerhouse prized for unmatched strength (427 MPa tensile) and fatigue resistance – ideal for aircraft components and CNC-machined parts – but requires surface treatments like anodizing due to lower corrosion resistance. 6061, the versatile 'workhorse alloy,' offers excellent weldability, inherent corrosion resistance (perfect for marine/outdoor use), and cost efficiency, though it’s 38% weaker than 2024. 

Aluminum decking is a premium, low-maintenance alternative to traditional wood or composite decking. Made from high-grade extruded aluminum profiles, it offers exceptional durability against rot, insects, and extreme weather. Unlike wood, it won’t warp, splinter, or require staining—simply rinse to maintain its sleek appearance. Modern aluminum decks feature realistic wood-grain finishes (such as our fade-resistant Akso Wood Grain, backed by a 15-20-year outdoor color warranty), vibrant powder coatings, and hidden fastener systems for a seamless, high-end look. As an eco-friendly, recyclable material, it delivers lasting beauty with minimal upkeep, making it ideal for patios, balconies, and commercial spaces.

High-quality marine-grade aluminum decking systems are engineered to last a minimum of 50 years.

Aluminum cladding is a versatile exterior building material made from aluminum sheets or profiles. Lightweight yet durable, it resists corrosion, fire, and pests, making it ideal for both commercial and residential applications. This material comes in various finishes, including powder coating and anodizing, allowing for customization in color and texture.

Yes, 7075 aluminum can be extruded, but its exceptional strength (comparable to steel) demands highly specialized expertise. The alloy’s high zinc and copper content requires extreme extrusion pressures, precise thermal control within a narrow temperature window (360-420°C), and optimized die design to prevent defects like hot tearing.

The cost of aluminum fences depends on project size, complexity, design height/style, aluminum gauge thickness, installation labor, and, critically, the quality and suitability of the extruded profiles.

Our capabilities span the entire value chain, from custom mold design and extrusion to advanced surface treatment and CNC precision machining.