Literally, profile means a fixed section and long length, which is used in building and machine building.
There are different types of profile and it is divided into many cases according to its features.
Types of profiles
Construction profile: It is called a group of products that are used in the construction industry. For example, this product has a significant contribution in the construction of aluminum doors and windows of houses. The building type includes several forms:
- Hot rolling: This product is made of hot rolling steel ingot and is can shaped.
- Cold rolling: This type is produced by shaping steel sheets using bending and pressing methods. The products produced by this method are for light construction works such as:
Studs, false ceiling support beams and building door frames are suitable.
- Composite: This model is created by connecting and combining two types of hot and cold rolling.
Industrial profile:
This product is used in various industries such as automotive and military as industrial attachments. Square and rectangular box shapes are used in the automotive industry.
At different industrial levels, paying attention to mechanical and electrical characteristics is very important, and in this regard, technical knowledge, work experience and production facilities are placed in a privileged position, so that the ability to produce special parts with specific characteristics for each production Builder will not be possible.
What makes industrial profiles durable and long life is its non-elastic property, which makes it perform better against earthquake vibrations and is the best option for earthquake resistance.
Galvanized profile:
The galvanized profile has found a good use in uPVC windows and doors for more resistance. One of the advantages of using a galvanized profile in UPVC windows is to avoid the problem of screwing and drooping of door and window openings. Also, one of its advantages is to increase the strength and resistance to atmospheric pressure at high altitudes, because at high altitudes of the towers, the force of the wind can significantly exert pressure on the windows, and in the lower floors, due to The seat of the building, the windows may be subjected to pressure.
