ALUMINIUM EXTRUSION
The lifecycle of our extruded products begins at the raw material stage, where we use only premium quality aluminium ingots to ensure reliability. The aluminium ingots are then melted and cast into billets of the required size. The billets are then heated to the optimum temperature and fed into any one of our three presses according to the client’s requirements.
VALUE ADDED SERVICES
KMC is now equipped to be a complete service provider for all your Aluminium needs, from start to finish. This allows us to serve our clients with finished products which are ready to consume immediately after delivery. We have in-house machinery for all of the following processes -> Slotting, Cutting, Tapping, Drilling, Chamfering, Anodizing, Powder Coating.
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About us
Overview
KMC aluminium is a Chennai-based manufacturer producing and supplying high quality aluminium extrusions.
Quality Policy
At KMC, we employ a 5-step quality control process, which is in accordance with ISO standards. The material and final product are double checked at every stage of production.
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What is Aluminium Hydroxide used to Treat?
What is Aluminium hydroxide used to treat? Aluminium Hydroxide is also known as Aluminic Acid or at times as alum and needs to be commercially manufactured using the Bayer procedure. The process involves dissolving bauxite in a solution of sodium hydroxide at 270 degree Celsius. Once the procedure is completed, waste removal is carried out,…
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Powder Coating Aluminium to Ensure a Great Finish
Aluminium is a metal that has more natural corrosion resistance compared to other metals. Giving it a coating enhances the corrosion resistance and improves the aesthetics of the metal. Aluminium extrusions can be given many types of finishing – Painting, Anodizing or Powder Coating. Powder Coating is a method of protection of the aluminium by…
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Knowing Aluminium as an Element and its Properties and Uses
Aluminium is one of the ubiquitous materials seen and used all around us. This silvery-white, lightweight metal which is soft and malleable was discovered comparatively late unlike other metals in just 1825 by Danish chemist and physicist Hans Christian Ørsted. With an atomic number in the periodic table of 13, Aluminium is the most abundant…
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