
Aluminium
Lightweight, corrosion resistant, and endlessly versatile: we stock aluminium sheet and plate in the alloys fabricators rely on, including 1050A, 5754, and 5083. EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates are available on request.
The right alloy for the job
We stock the most widely used wrought alloys — 1050A, 5754, and 5083 — covering pure, general fabrication, and marine and shipbuilding applications.
Stock forms and surface finishes
Aluminium is held in the forms and finishes most fabricators need. Bespoke dimensions can be sourced to order.
Available finishes
Mill finish
Brushed
Bright rolled
Where aluminium is used
Light weight, strength, and corrosion resistance make aluminium the material of choice across transport, construction, and industry.
5754 or 5083?
For formable sheet with good corrosion resistance, choose 5754. For heavy plate in shipbuilding and marine structures, 5083 offers higher strength and excellent seawater resistance.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about aluminium — alloys, forms, certificates, and how to order.
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