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In the hierarchy of non-ferrous materials, the 1050 color coated aluminum coil represents the pinnacle of purity and processability. As a commercially pure alloy ( ≥99.5% Al), it offers unrivaled electrical and thermal conductivity, while the H14 temper provides the "sweet spot" of mechanical strength required for complex fabrication. In 2026, this material has become indispensable for projects requiring high corrosion resistance and superior surface aesthetics.
The 1050 alloy is distinguished by its lack of significant alloying elements, which allows it to maintain the natural advantages of aluminum.
The "1050" designation signifies a minimum aluminum content of 99.5%. The remaining balance consists primarily of Iron (0.40%) and Silicon (0.25%), which provide a slight boost to strength without compromising conductivity.
Density:2.705cm³ (ideal for lightweighting).
Melting Point: Approximately $646°C.
Thermal Conductivity: 230 W/m·K, making it a leader in heat dissipation roles.
The H14 color coated aluminum coil is strain-hardened to a "half-hard" state. This temper ensures the material is rigid enough to maintain its shape but ductile enough for 90-degree bending and roll-forming.
Property | Value (Typical) |
Tensile Strength (Rₘ) | 105 MPa - 145 MPa |
Yield Strength | ≥85 MPa |
Elongation | 8% - 12% |
Hardness | 30 - 35 HB |
At Dingang Metal, the production of 1050 H14 coils integrates high-speed continuous coating with precision metallurgy to ensure a defect-free finish.
Because 1050 aluminum is highly ductile, the coating must be flexible enough to withstand deformation without cracking (T-bend performance).
Best for indoor signage, appliances, and general decoration where cost-effectiveness and color vibrancy are prioritized.
Recommended for outdoor HVAC cladding and industrial environments where UV resistance and chemical stability are critical.
To ensure the H14 color coated aluminum coil performs perfectly in automated production lines, we apply Tension Leveling. This process removes internal stresses from the coil, ensuring absolute flatness—a critical requirement for electronic enclosures and large-scale architectural panels.
The combination of high conductivity and moderate strength makes 1050 H14 a versatile workhorse across multiple sectors.
Why choose 1050 H14 over 3003 H14?
Use 1050 if you need maximum electrical/thermal conductivity or superior corrosion resistance. Use 3003 if your project requires higher structural strength (approx. 20% higher).
Can 1050 H14 be welded?
Yes. It has excellent weldability (TIG/MIG). We recommend using 1100 or 4043 filler wire to maintain the integrity of the high-purity base.
Is the coating on a 1050 coil food-grade?
It can be. Dingang provides FDA-compliant coatings for 1050 coils used in the food and beverage industry, such as for bottle caps and containers.
Does the "Half-Hard" temper affect the deep drawing process?
H14 is better for shallow drawing or bending. For deep-drawn components (like complex cosmetic caps), we usually recommend the "O" (Annealed) temper.
What is the typical thickness range for 1050 color coated coils?
We commonly produce 1050 coils in thicknesses ranging from 0.2mm to 3.0mm.
The 1050 color coated aluminum coil is the ideal solution for industries where purity is not just a preference, but a requirement. By utilizing the H14 temper, Dingang Metal delivers a product that balances the workability of pure aluminum with the structural reliability needed for 2026’s most demanding architectural and industrial projects.
Looking for a technical quote or a specific RAL color match for your 1050 H14 order? Contact our export desk today for a detailed specification sheet.
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