Aluminum products, organized the way you buy them
Six product families across the 1000–8000 alloy series — every one held to EN standards, documented with mill certificates, and finished in-house so it arrives production-ready.
Product Families
Pick a form. We'll handle alloy, temper and tolerance.
Aluminum Sheet
Flat-rolled 0.4–6.0 mm in commercial, marine and structural alloys. Mill finish, stucco-embossed or color-coated — cut to size or supplied in coil.
Explore rangeAluminum Plate
Rolled plate 6–200 mm in stress-relieved tempers for tooling and machine building. Sawn to your cut list or milled into precision blanks.
Explore rangeAluminum Profiles
Standard angles, channels and tees plus custom-die extrusions in 6000-series alloys — machined, anodized or powder-coated to order.
Explore rangeBars & Rods
Round, flat, square and hex bar from free-machining 2011 to high-strength 7075 — sawn to exact lengths for your machine shop.
Explore rangeStrip & Coil
Precision-slit strip from 20 mm width and foil gauges from 0.05 mm — bare, lacquered or color-coated for continuous processes.
Explore rangePipes & Tubes
Extruded and drawn tube in round, square and rectangular sections — from decorative railing to pneumatic-cylinder precision.
Explore rangeAlloy Knowledge
The alloy series at a glance
Aluminum alloys are grouped by their main alloying element. If you know what the part must do, this table points at the right family — and we'll take it from there.
| Series | Main alloying element | Character | Program examples (EN AW-) | Typical industries |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1000 | None (≥99% Al) | Maximum corrosion resistance, conductivity and formability; modest strength | 1050A, 1100, 1200 | Electrical, chemical, packaging |
| 2000 | Copper | Very high strength and fatigue resistance; aerospace heritage; needs protection outdoors | 2011, 2024, 2618A | Machined parts, tooling, aerospace-grade |
| 3000 | Manganese | Moderate strength with excellent forming and brazing; the roofing workhorse | 3003, 3105 | Roofing, HVAC, heat exchangers |
| 5000 | Magnesium | Marine-grade corrosion resistance, weldable, strong without heat treatment | 5052, 5083, 5754 | Marine, transport, pressure equipment |
| 6000 | Magnesium + Silicon | Heat-treatable all-rounders; the extrusion family; anodize beautifully | 6060, 6061, 6082 | Structures, profiles, machining |
| 7000 | Zinc | The strongest aluminum alloys — near-steel numbers at a third of the weight | 7020, 7075 | Molds, high-load tooling, defense |
| 8000 | Iron / others | Specialty foil and technical alloys | 8011 | Foil, closures, finstock |
Ordering
How to specify — and get a quote that's firm, not fuzzy
A complete specification lets us quote a real price and a real date on the first pass. Include:
- Alloy and temper — e.g. EN AW-6082 T651 (or describe the application and we'll propose)
- Dimensions and tolerance standard — thickness × width × length, EN class if it matters
- Quantity and delivery schedule — one-off, or a call-off over months
- Finishing — cutting, machining, anodizing, coating requirements
- Documentation — certificates, marking or packing requirements
Not sure what to specify?
That's normal — most inquiries start as a problem, not a part number. Describe what you're building, how it's loaded, and where it will live (indoors, outdoors, seawater), and our engineers will propose the alloy, temper and form that fits — often cheaper than the one you had in mind.
Prefer numbers first? Use the weight calculator to estimate mass and freight before you ask for pricing.
Questions
Frequently asked, plainly answered
Can you supply alloys that aren't listed on the product pages?
Yes. The tables show the standard program — the alloys we move most and quote fastest. The full program spans the 1000–8000 series, including specialty grades like 2618A, 5456 or 7050. Name the alloy and temper in your inquiry and we'll confirm availability and lead time.
What is the minimum order quantity?
It depends on the product and whether it's a stock item or a production item. Stock sheet, plate and bar can often ship in small mixed lots; custom-die profiles and coated coil carry mill minimums. Ask — we'll tell you plainly what's economical.
Do you deliver outside Serbia?
Yes — delivery across Europe is standard, with export-grade packaging included. We quote Incoterms to match your logistics setup, from EXW Sevojna to DAP at your plant.
What documentation comes with the material?
Mill test certificates to EN 10204 3.1 on request with every delivery, covering chemical composition (EN 573-3) and mechanical properties per the relevant product standard (EN 485, EN 754, EN 755). Heat numbers are marked for traceability.
Can you cut, machine or finish the material before delivery?
That's the point of our services program: slitting, cut-to-length, saw cutting, CNC machining, anodizing, painting and coil coating all happen before dispatch — so material arrives production-ready.
Start an Order
Your specification, our problem to solve
Send a drawing or a description — we'll respond with alloy, price and a delivery date, typically within one business day.