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In an ever-evolving landscape of architectural innovation, sustainable design has emerged as a driving force in shaping the future of the built environment. Among the multitude of materials available to architects, specially designed architectural aluminium stands out as a versatile, robust and environmentally conscious choice.
You’re always told not to judge a book by its cover but neuroscientists have worked out that it takes a human brain a tenth of a second to make a judgement – literally the blink of an eye!
So when it comes to hospitality and retail, the judgement made by a customer the minute they walk through the door can be the difference between profit and loss.
When it comes to metal fabrication, choosing the right aluminium supplier is crucial. The quality and reliability of your supplier can significantly impact the success of your projects. With numerous suppliers to choose from, it can be overwhelming to make the right choice. Here are a few key factors to consider.
Why aluminium for cosmetics and pharmaceutical packaging?
Although plastic packaging is the most widely used material in the cosmetics sector, demand for materials such as paper, board and metals is on the up, because of changing consumer preferences and sustainability concerns.
There is an aluminium alloy to suit every need and one of the work horses of the aluminium world is the commercial aluminium alloy 1050A H14.
Aluminium is the most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust (8.1%), second most malleable and sixth most ductile. A popular choice across a wide range of applications, there is an aluminium alloy to suit every need.