Aluminium profiles refer to extruded aluminum shapes that are used in various industries and applications. Aluminum profiles are created by the process of extrusion, where heated aluminum billets are forced through a shaped opening called a die to create the desired cross-sectional shape. The resulting aluminum profiles can have different configurations, such as angles, channels, tubes, or custom shapes.

Aluminium profiles have several advantages, including being lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and having high strength-to-weight ratio. They are widely used in construction, architecture, transportation, electronics, furniture, and many other industries. Common applications of aluminum profiles include window frames, door frames, curtain walls, railings, automotive parts, heat sinks, and shelving systems.

These profiles can be further processed through cutting, drilling, bending, or surface treatments like anodizing or powder coating to enhance their functionality and appearance. Aluminium profiles provide versatility and flexibility in design and are favored for their durability and sustainability in many manufacturing and construction projects.