Metals have played an important role in the development of civilizations throughout history. A small number of metals play an important role in this development. Aluminum has gained more importance than many other materials such as wood, copper, iron and steel, which has been known since ancient times with its unique properties, and since the industrial revolution of the last century, the total use of copper and its alloys, all non-ferrous metals such as lead, tin and zinc. more is used.

• Aluminum is light. It weighs only one third of the weight of a steel material of the same volume.

• Aluminum is resistant to weather conditions, foodstuffs and many liquids and gases used in daily life.

• Aluminum has high reflectivity. With the contribution of silvery white color to this feature, it has an attractive appearance both for interior and exterior architecture. This beautiful appearance of aluminum, anodic oxidation (anodizing), lacquer materials, etc. with applications such as long-term protection.

• The strength of various aluminum alloys is equal to or higher than the strength of normal structural steel.

• Aluminum is an elastic material. Therefore, it is resistant to sudden impacts. Furthermore, its durability does not decrease at low temperatures. (The resistance of steels against sudden impacts decreases at low temperatures.)

• Aluminum is a metal that is easy to process. Such that the thickness I / 100 mm. thinner than the foil or wire.

• Aluminum transmits heat and electricity as well as copper.

• Casting, forging, rolling, pressing, extrusion, drawing can be applied to shape aluminum.