1000 Series: These aluminum sheets are nearly pure aluminum and are characterized by excellent corrosion resistance, good formability, and electrical conductivity. They are often used in electrical and chemical applications.

2000 Series: Known for their exceptional strength and heat-treatable properties, 2000 series aluminum sheets find applications in aerospace and high-stress structural components.

3000 Series: These sheets offer good corrosion resistance and moderate strength. They are commonly used for cooking utensils, chemical equipment, and automotive parts.

5000 Series: Aluminum sheets in the 5000 series are known for their high corrosion resistance and are often used in marine and transportation applications.

6000 Series: These sheets are heat-treatable and have good formability. They are widely used in architectural and structural applications, such as extrusions for windows and doors.

7000 Series: Known for their exceptional strength, these sheets are often used in aerospace and high-performance applications where strength is crucial.

Alloy 1100: Pure aluminum with excellent corrosion resistance and low strength. Commonly used in general applications like packaging and signage.

Alloy 3003: Offers good corrosion resistance and moderate strength. Commonly used for cooking utensils, food packaging, and chemical equipment.

Alloy 5052: Known for its high corrosion resistance and excellent formability. Often used in marine applications, aircraft fuel tanks, and architectural components.

Alloy 6061: Heat-treatable alloy with good strength and weldability. Widely used in structural and architectural applications.

Alloy 7075: High-strength alloy with excellent fatigue resistance. Used in aerospace, military, and high-performance applications.