It’s All In The Material For Sliding Security Doors In Melbourne

What is all the fuss about aluminum in domestic and commercial manufacture?   Aluminum Sliding Doors are so popular in Melbourne due to a shift in consumer price   and demand for these products. According to resources reporter Peter Ker, in the   Sydney Morning Herald Business Day last week on 7 August, “Demand of this metal is   improving from vehicle manufacturers.”

Ker writes, “Iron ore is always the focus of Rio   Tinto's financial results, but the long-suffering this kind of metal division could provide one of the more interesting tales when the diversified miner reports its half-year results on Thursday   afternoon.” Rio's Australian shares closed at $65.82 on Wednesday.  

It is a versatile lightweight metal. It is the earth’s third most abundant element   (after oxygen and silicon) and the most plentiful metal in the earth’s crust (8% by mass).   This metal bearing compounds have been used for centuries. Pottery was made from   clays rich in hydrated silicate of aluminum and at one point in history it was so   valuable that rulers and the wealthy preferred cutlery made by this metal instead of gold.   Today this kind of metal is produced more each year than all other nonferrous metals combined.  There are two ways to produce, primary production from ore and  recycling it from processed scrap and used this kind of products.  

The reason is Great For Security Purposes is that it has an amazing strength- to-weight ratio, making it easy for architects to implement into their designs while sticking   to performance specifications. It is light and stable, making it an excellent   material in the home. The Aluminium House System was developed by Riken Yamamoto   & Fieldshop at the request of a manufacturer of this metal based furniture and precision   machinery. In March 2004 the first prototype house was opened in Kyushu (southern   Japan). The revolutionary nature of this structure was such that it could be freely   adjusted, able to be expanded and renovated with ease. In this way, it allows for   homebuyers to be flexible with their wants and needs, without wasting time and precious   resources. 

The manufacture of this kind of metal is described much like this. Bauxite is poured into a   crusher, it is then digested, decanted, filtered, precipitated, calcified, melted, siphoned,   put into a furnace and then casted. This is a rudimentary explanation but for those of   us who are only interested in the final product, it will do. The 2010 Aluminium Life Cycle   Inventory Data highlighted the progress in environmental performance of the Worldwide   Primary Aluminium Industry, which increased its production output by 30% from 2005   to 2010. The reason for this growth is due to the fact that it is a sustainable   product.   

The International Aluminium Institute reported, “Over the five year period 2002-2006,   the average annual rehabilitation area of existing bauxite mining areas is equal to the   average annual area being opened up. In this steady state environment, bauxite mining is   “land area footprint neutral” and sustainable.” What this means for consumers is that they   will not be contributing to non-sustainable mining practices. “The reporting mines have plans to rehabilitate more than 90% of the total area that was used for bauxite mining and infrastructure since operations commenced almost 70 years ago.” 

Furthermore it   “is recycled in a way that pays for itself. Aluminium components can usually be recycled   in a single process using up to 95% less energy than the primary production process. As   almost this kind of metal used in construction is recycled, the considerable energy invested in   the production of primary it can be reinvested into other products.”   Be good to your planet and invest in this kind of products. For Melbourne’s biggest range   of Sliding Security Doors, call Dial A Door on (03) 9555 6677.