Aluminum alloy materials are renowned for their excellent corrosion resistance. Among all the alloys, the 1xxx series stands out for its superior corrosion resistance. Within this series, the 1050 aluminum sheets are particularly popular for general sheet metal processing, providing medium-strength capabilities. However, it should be noted that the texture of 1050 aluminum plate is relatively soft, making it unsuitable for high-strength processing.

1050 aluminum sheet contains more than 99.5% aluminum, positioning it among the industrial pure aluminum materials. It possesses remarkable characteristics such as high plasticity, corrosion resistance, and excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. However, its strength is relatively low.

This aluminum sheet finds wide applications in an array of industries. It is commonly employed in the production of daily necessities, lighting fixtures, reflectors, decorations, chemical industry containers, heat sinks, signs, electronics, lamps, nameplates, electrical appliances, and stamping parts. Notably, 1050 aluminum sheet finds its typical application in instances that require high corrosion resistance and formability but not necessarily high strength, particularly