Silver 3D Embossed Aluminium Stickers

Aluminum sign refers to a sign formed by printing various patterns on different aluminum materials and processing aluminum materials in various forms (such as engraving, oxidation, wire drawing, etc.). Silver 3D Embossed Aluminium Stickers is made of 0.4mm shiny silver aluminum, printed and embossed.

Usually there are metal furniture signs, dome furniture stickers, anodized aluminum sheets, mirror aluminum screen printing signs, sSilver 3D Embossed Aluminium Stickers are offset printing signs made by this process, high gloss signs, mirror aluminum spray paint matte bottom signs, frosted bottom signs , CD pattern refraction signs, nickel stickers, copper signs, etc. Material: aluminum, copper, zinc, iron, stainless steel. Size: The specific design and size requirements are specified by the customer or professionally produce various metal labels according to the customer's requirements, with rich production experience and many years of experience in design and mold making.

Aluminum and aluminum alloys are currently one of the most widely used and economical materials. Since 1956, the world's aluminum production has surpassed copper production, always ranking first in non-ferrous metals. Aluminium is currently the second most used metal in human use after steel production and consumption (in tonnes). In addition, aluminum resources are very rich. According to preliminary estimates, the mineral reserves of aluminum account for more than 8% of the material constituting the earth's crust.

Aluminum's light weight and corrosion resistance are two outstanding features of its performance. Aluminum has a very low density of only 2.7 g/cm³. Although it is relatively soft, it can be made into various aluminum alloys, such as hard aluminum, super hard aluminum, rust-proof aluminum, cast aluminum, etc. These aluminum alloys are widely used in aircraft, automobiles, trains, ships and other manufacturing industries. In addition, aerospace rockets, space shuttles, and artificial satellites also use aluminum and its aluminum alloys in large quantities. For example, a supersonic aircraft consists of approximately 70% aluminum and its alloys. Shipbuilding also uses a lot of aluminum, and a large passenger ship often uses several thousand tons of aluminum.