Aluminum Sheet Thickness

Aluminum sheet thickness refers to the actual thickness of an aluminum sheet. It is crucial to establish the strength, resistance, and appropriateness of the sheet for a certain application. This measurement is frequently expressed in inches or millimeters.

Aluminum sheets are produced in a range of thicknesses by manufacturers to meet the demands of diverse applications and industries.

Aluminum Sheet Thickness Measured in Millimeters (mm)

0.2 mm Aluminum Sheet

*Thickness*	*Properties*
0.2 mm – 0.5 mm	Very light-weight and narrow. Appropriate for uses when flexibility is needed. Often used for ornamental purposes, thin electrical components, and packaging.
0.5 mm – 1.5 mm	Yet rather slender, providing a harmony of power and flexibility. Simple to shape and create for a variety of uses. Utilized for signs, vehicle panels, and roofs.
1.5 mm – 3.0 mm	Moderate thickness that offers more strength. Provides strong bending and deformation resistance. Extensively employed in marine, aircraft, and construction applications.
3.0 mm – 6.0 mm	Appropriate for heavier structural applications, with a medium thickness. Stronger impact resistance and greater load capacity. Utilized frequently in shipbuilding, industrial machinery, and architectural components.
6.0 mm – 12.0 mm	Strong and thick, ideal for large-scale structural applications. Gives outstanding strength and capacity to support loads. Utilized in large-scale production, transit, and building.
12.0 mm and above	Exceptionally thick, designed for heavy-duty structural and industrial applications. Provides outstanding durability and load-carrying ability. High-strength, defense, and aerospace applications frequently use it.

Aluminum Sheet Thickness

Aluminum Sheet Thickness Measured in Millimeters (mm)

Aluminum Sheet Thickness Measured in Gauge