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Aluminum Bar Companies and Suppliers

IQS Directory provides an extensive list of aluminum bar manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source aluminum bar manufactures with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate aluminum bar companies that will design, engineer, and manufacturer aluminum bars for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading aluminum bar manufacturers. View company profiles, website links, locations, phone number, product videos, customer reviews, product specific news articles and other production information. We are a leading manufacturer directory who will connect you with the right manufacturers whether you are looking for aluminum strips, aluminum metal bars, or aluminum rods.
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  • Los Angeles, CA

    Time is money, and we save you both. We don’t mess around when it comes to precious time, and we offer the highest quality aluminum products that other companies don’t stock. We make a point of keeping products on-hand that other companies will not, because it is our goal to make your experience with us painless and fulfilling. Visit our website or call us today to learn more!

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  • Erie, PA

    At The Warren Company, we pride ourselves on being a trusted provider of high-quality aluminum products and precision fabrication services. For decades, we’ve delivered dependable solutions to customers across a wide range of industries by combining extensive material expertise with a commitment to service and craftsmanship.

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  • Chicago, IL

    At Ryerson Inc., we take pride in being a trusted supplier of aluminum products, serving a wide range of industries with precision and consistency. As a team deeply rooted in the metals industry, we offer an extensive portfolio of aluminum materials, including sheet, plate, bar, tube, and extrusions, all tailored to meet diverse application needs.

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  • Hillsborough, NJ

    At KWG Industries, we pride ourselves on being a leading provider of high-performance aluminum products tailored to meet the demanding requirements of modern industry. Our operations are rooted in a deep understanding of non-ferrous metallurgy, allowing us to supply aluminum materials that meet exacting standards across a range of applications.

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Aluminum Bars

Aluminum bars are cylindrical, hexagonal, square, round, or other shaped rods used as ingredients in industrial processes. Additionally, though less frequently, aluminum bars are themselves finished products, in which case, they are often applied in construction or other heavy duty applications.

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Characteristics of Aluminum Bars

Aluminum suppliers make many aluminum shapes available to their clients. Generally speaking, an aluminum bar is any simple aluminum shape that is characterized by a longer length than width. Such a shape can be round or polygonal. An aluminum bar’s shape depends on its intended application. For example, an aluminum bar that has just emerged from a primary supplier is not likely to be ready for use. Instead, it is likely to be shipped to a metalworking or forging operation, where it will be shaped into something usable. On the other hand, aluminum bars that have emerged from metal shaping processes can be useful. Such products are often used to make railings, stakes, and tines and are often referred to as rods.

Manufacturing Process of Aluminum Bars

The word "billet" is commonly used to refer to raw industrial ingredients. Billets made from aluminum, which are semi-finished bar stock, go through extrusion to become bar-shaped. They are heated to 900°F, placed in an extrusion press, and drawn. Drawing refers to pushing the billet through a steel die by a large, hard metal ram under pressure. Billets are often pushed through consecutively smaller dies multiple times in order to reduce their cross section a little at a time. Larger bars may only be extruded once, while smaller bars are often put through the process more than twice. Liquid nitrogen is usually poured after the bar is extruded to cool the material. Once the material has cooled, it can be shipped to customers or sent for further processing. Although many bars require no sort of cold working, those that do often exhibit an improved surface finish and dimensional tolerances.



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