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Kangjian
Kangjian
The aluminum alloy undergoes precise heat treatment, featuring excellent tensile strength, yield strength and impact resistance. The wall thickness of the profiles has been calculated through rigorous mechanical analysis, enabling it to withstand extreme loads such as strong winds and earthquakes, thereby fully ensuring the safety of the building structure.
The multi-chamber structure combined with multiple sealing designs can effectively isolate 25-40 decibels of noise. When used in conjunction with insulating glass, the sound insulation effect is even better, perfectly solving the problems of urban traffic, industrial and daily noise pollution, and creating a quiet and comfortable environment indoors.
The aluminum alloy surface naturally forms a dense oxide film. Combined with multi-layer surface treatment processes such as anodizing, electrophoretic coating, fluorocarbon spraying, and powder spraying, it can pass more than 2,000 hours of neutral salt spray tests. It has excellent resistance to ultraviolet rays, acid rain, and salt spray, and can last for more than 50 years, remaining unchanged, not fading, and not corroding over a long period of use.
System doors and windows, balcony railings, sunrooms, security nets, stair handrails
Glass curtain walls, doors and windows, exterior decorations of office buildings, hotels, shopping malls
Doors and windows, curtain walls, railings of schools, hospitals, stadiums, airports, railway stations
Structures and enclosure systems of prefabricated residences, office buildings, container houses
City railings, bus stops, billboards, street lamp poles, landscape facilities
The aluminum alloy undergoes precise heat treatment for excellent tensile and yield strength. Its wall thickness is optimized via rigorous mechanical analysis to withstand extreme loads from strong winds and earthquakes.
Featuring a multi-chamber structure combined with multiple sealing designs, they can isolate 25-40 decibels of noise. The insulation is even more effective when paired with insulating glass, blocking urban traffic and daily noise.
The profiles form a natural oxide film, enhanced by anodizing, electrophoretic coating, fluorocarbon spraying, and powder spraying. They are tested to survive over 2,000 hours of neutral salt spray, rendering them resistant to UV rays, acid rain, and salt spray.
Due to advanced surface treatment processes and premium materials, these profiles can last for more than 50 years without fading, corroding, or structural deterioration under normal use.
Yes. They are widely applied in commercial buildings (glass curtain walls, office doors/windows), public structures (airports, schools, hospitals), prestressed modular buildings, and municipal projects like city railings and street lamp poles.
