Aluminized Steel is a premium coated steel product manufactured through a hot-dip aluminium or aluminium–silicon coating process. In this process, cold-rolled or mild steel is immersed in molten aluminium or an aluminium–silicon alloy, forming a strong metallurgical bond with the steel substrate.
The aluminium coating provides excellent corrosion resistance, high heat reflectivity, and long service life, while the steel base ensures strength, formability, and cost efficiency. Aluminized steel is widely used in applications exposed to high temperatures, moisture, and harsh industrial environments.
Standard: ASTM A463 – Aluminized Steel Sheet & Coil
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Aluminized Steel Coil / Aluminized Steel Sheet |
| Shape | Coil / Sheet |
| Color | Silver |
| Packaging | Export-worthy metal packaging |
| Applications | Automotive, Engineering & Industrial Uses |
| Specification | Range |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.15 mm – 4.50 mm |
| Standard Thickness (ASTM A463) | 0.20 mm – 2.50 mm |
| Width | Up to 1500 mm (≈ 60 inches) |
| Coating Type | Coating Weight / Designation |
|---|---|
| Type 1 – Aluminium–Silicon Coated Steel | 60 GSM – 310 GSM |
| ASTM Designations | T1-13, T1-25, T1-40, T1-60 |
| Type 2 – Pure Aluminium Coated Steel | 0.65 Oz / Sq. Ft |
Type 1 aluminized steel is hot-dip coated with an aluminium–silicon alloy containing 5%–11% silicon. This coating improves adhesion and provides excellent heat resistance and corrosion protection.
Best suited for heat-resistant and high-temperature applications.
Type 2 aluminized steel is coated with commercially pure aluminium and is primarily designed for atmospheric corrosion resistance.
Aluminized steel offers an ideal balance of strength, heat resistance, and corrosion protection. It is widely preferred for automotive, industrial, HVAC, and construction applications due to its long-term reliability, reduced maintenance costs, and consistent performance in demanding service conditions.