Polycarbonate structures have become very popular. They can be found in private homes as carports, greenhouses, and pool covers; in industrial areas as noise barriers, various ceilings, and partitions; on city streets as different structures, such as public transport stops.
The aluminum profile serves as the foundation for such structures. It is used for securing and sealing joints of polycarbonate of any type and thickness. Connecting with plastic joints, aluminum profiles create a precise geometric structure, characterized by high reliability and durability (the service life can exceed twenty years). The aluminum profile allows condensate to be drained without obstruction, and it has high resistance to the overwhelming majority of external conditions and natural loads. Moreover, aluminum profiles have an attractive appearance, and constructions with them are always elegant and aesthetically pleasing.
Connecting profile
A connecting profile is used to join sheets of polycarbonate. This profile completely seals the joints, and its reliable clamping cover ensures a secure attachment. Structures with such a profile are capable of withstanding significant external and internal loads. Has high durability.
End profile
From the name of the profile, it is clear that it is used to close the ends of structures made of cellular polycarbonate. The end profile provides an aesthetic edging for the sheets and prevents dirt from entering the cells of the polycarbonate. Sizes are available in a wide range of APT: 4-10 mm. The structure has high anti-corrosion characteristics.
