Architectural profiles are aluminum alloy materials used in building structures such as doors, windows, railings, and curtain walls. They are hot-extruded aluminum profiles, either untreated or surface-treated. Aluminum alloy doors and windows are important building enclosures, while curtain walls are decorative lightweight walls commonly used in modern large-scale and high-rise buildings.

Aluminum industrial profiles are lightweight, high-strength, and corrosion-resistant materials with excellent processability and modular versatility. They are easy to machine (cutting, drilling, bending) and suitable for precision processing. Widely used in automated machinery, conveyor belts, rail vehicle structures, and more.

Decorative profiles, made from premium aluminum alloy, utilize innovative surface treatments for both decorative and structural applications. They adapt to diverse needs—from home aesthetics to building reinforcement—offering versatile, functional solutions that blend modern aesthetics with practical performance.

Universal profiles are widely applicable materials. By adjusting the composition, structure, and function of derived or composite materials, they can be made into various forms including square tubes, round tubes, angle aluminum, channel aluminum, and aluminum bars.