aluminum circle for cookware

1100 aluminum circle discs are made from 99% pure aluminum and are widely used in cookware, lampshades, traffic signs, and more.

4006 aluminum wafers have a low melting point and good weldability, and are mainly used in specific fields that require high thermal conductivity or as brazing materials.

1200 aluminum circle discs are round sheets made by stamping, cutting, or spinning. They are widely used in the manufacture of cookware, lampshades, traffic signs, and more.

Cookware aluminum discs are mainly made of 1 series, 3 series, 5 series, 8 series and other aluminum alloys. They have smooth surfaces and uniform thermal conductivity and are widely used in the production of various kitchen utensils.

8011 aluminum circle discs offer excellent corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity, and deep-drawn properties. Widely used in cookware, lamps, food packaging, traffic signs, etc.

5052 aluminum circle discs are commonly found in O and H32 grades and offer excellent mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and processability.

3003 aluminum circle discs are made from 3003 aluminum-manganese alloy through stamping and cutting processes. They are harder than 1000 series aluminum discs.

1050 aluminum circle discs are very suitable for spinning and deep drawing. Since the purity of aluminum is as high as 99.5%, there will be no breakage or orange peel problems during the spinning or deep drawing process.

1050 aluminum circle is a popular choice in the cookware manufacturing industry due to its excellent high-temperature resistance, outstanding processability, and stable chemical properties.

Learn how 3003 H14 aluminum circle supports deep drawing with good formability, stable surface finish, and typical cookware and lighting applications.

1070 aluminum circle discs can be used to produce a variety of cookware products, such as deep-drawn cooking pots, spun kitchen utensils, and non-stick pans.

A B2B-focused overview of 1100 cookware aluminum circles/discs, explaining alloy characteristics, common tempers (O, H14, H24), processing performance, and typical cookware applications, with practical guidance for sourcing and production suitability.

1050, 1060, and 1100 aluminum discs possess excellent corrosion resistance, high electrical and thermal conductivity, and reliable formability.

1050, 1060, 1070, and 1100 hot rolled aluminum circles feature a finer and more uniform grain structure with a low earing rate, and do not exhibit cracking or "orange peel" defects during deep drawing processes.