Types of Aluminum Slotted Channel

 There are two main styles of Aluminum Slotted Channel. 'T' slot channels are rectangular with rows of round holes.  The channel style is rectangular with elongated slots.  The 'HS' type has rows of holes that are round. Both styles of slot are available with an anodized or black finish.  The 'T' type is more common than the 'HS' style. "S" is more adaptable and comes in a variety of different thicknesses. 'TL' slot channels have reduced by 15% however, they are a little less durable than solid channels.

 If you require the channel for industrial or commercial setting, there's a product for your needs. This flexible channel is a great choice because it is extremely durable and lightweight. It doesn't require any additional coatings or treatments and is able to withstand humid environments. It's also ideal for environments that are abrasive or humid. In addition to its lightness and corrosion resistance, aluminum is extremely functional. Therefore, it's an excellent choice for many applications.

 Aluminum Hat Channel is used for furring ceilings , railings, and ceilings. Its hat-like design creates a hat-like look, and its two vertical flanges extend outward. It's perfect for masonry walls, where it's used to level them. It also creates an extremely solid surface. It's a great alternative for leveling the ceiling or framing walls, or repairing a dingy.

 When you're building a shop or a retail interior, an 80/20 aluminum channel can be used to create custom displays for your merchandise. You'll find that this channel is extremely flexible and suitable for all kinds of businesses. Its textured grooves and smooth surfaces make it an ideal option for customizing retail applications. You'll love the unique appearance it adds to your space. If you want to utilize it in a commercial space it is possible to make your own shelves. The standard aluminum slotted channel is offered in bundles of 20 feet length. The smaller bundles usually come in 50-foot lengths. If you're looking for shorter lengths, you'll need cut the length yourself. However, this method is more expensive than the Unistrut system since you'll need to purchase the entire length of the channel. You can trim it to fit your needs with 80/20, but this is the standard size. Beyond its flexibility, the Unistrut series comes with a wide range of configurations and sizes. A majority of these channels are back-to back, with holes in the middle. The four-way, side-to-side, and back-to back configurations are all possible. The length and wide that are available for the Unistrut channel may be too wide for your specific project. You might want to consider using a longer version of the channel if it's too long. The two options are available in different sizes and profiles. They are the P6000 and the P6000 is the narrow profile while it is the wider profile. P7000 is the wider profile. The two are offered in range of shapes and are ideal for light-duty applications. Its profile is 1-5/8" large and wide. This Unistrut P1000 is a more commonly used option, with all fittings readily available. However, this type is also the cheapest and safest option for a particular job.