How will aluminum alloy plates bend

Longitudinal bending refers to the front and rear edges of the aluminum plate being warped upward when the aluminum plate is placed on the platform. At this time, the degree of warping exceeds the standard.

Horizontal bending refers to the horizontal edge of the aluminum plate being warped when the aluminum plate is placed on the platform. The degree of warping exceeds the standard, and this aluminum plate cannot be used.

Composite glass refers to the repeated waves on the edge and the middle of the aluminum plate at the same time, which affects the use.

Local depression, or unilateral wave, appears concave and convex at a specific horizontal position of the aluminum plate, and appears repeatedly at a specific horizontal position. The wave spacing is small, which affects customers' use of aluminum plates.

Side bending is the uneven deformation of the aluminum plate during rolling, and the plate bends to one side on the horizontal plane, which affects customers' use of the aluminum plate.