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Aluminium Sheet 1050 2000x4000x2mm

2000x4000x2mm Aluminium Sheet 1050, Mill Finish

This Aluminium Sheet 1050 measures 2000x4000x2mm (width × length × nominal thickness) and is supplied with a Mill Finish surface. It is produced to EN 485-2 in grade EN AW-1050 H14. A full sheet of this size weighs about 43.2 kg. It suits panelwork, guards, cladding, splashbacks, linings and general fabrication where sheet form is required.

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Minimum order: 5 pieces

Weight per sheet:43.2 kg/sheet
Total weight:216 kg
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Applications & Usage

Typical applications include machine guards, enclosures, duct cladding, tanks, architectural panels and shopfitting. This gauge balances stiffness and workability for a wide range of fabrications. Aluminium resists atmospheric corrosion and keeps weight low. Quotes are normally per full sheet; cutting to size and processing can be agreed with our sales team.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Dimensions2000mm × 4000mm × 2mm
Weight per sheet43.2 kg/sheet
MaterialAluminium
Alloy/GradeEN AW-1050 H14
StandardEN 485-2

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