103’’ ultra wide aluminum trailer roof coil is an aluminum material used on roofs of cargo trailers, utility trailers and enclosed trailers, typically for constructing or repairing. This 103 inch (approximately 261.6 cm) extra wide aluminum roof coil must meet the waterproofing, thermal insulation, and weather resistance requirements of trailer roofs, while also being easy to apply (e.g., able to be cut and conform to curved surfaces) and lightweight (reducing trailer energy consumption).
Trailer roof coils are typically made from aluminum alloy, which combines the lightweight properties of aluminum with the strength and durability of alloys. This aluminum coil offers the following features:
– Extra-wide design:
The 103 inch width provides greater coverage, reduces seams, and improves overall sealing and aesthetics.
– Aluminum material:
Aluminum is lightweight and corrosion-resistant, suitable for use in all weather conditions, effectively extending the life of the trailer.
– Easy to process:
Aluminum trailer roof coil can be cut and formed as needed to accommodate various trailer types and sizes.
– Durability:
Aluminum’s strength and durability allow it to withstand environmental influences and maintain excellent structural stability.
– Waterproofing:
Aluminum is typically treated with a waterproofing treatment to ensure it remains leak-proof in rainy or humid environments.
Specification of 103” Wide Aluminum Trailer Roof Coil
– Material: 1060, 3003, 5052, and 6061 series aluminum alloys.
– Thickness: 0.4mm-1.0mm (depending on load requirements).
– Surface Types: Bare aluminum, coated, embossed.
Anodizing: Improves corrosion resistance and surface hardness. The recommended protective film thickness is ≥ 15μm.
Fluorocarbon coating: Enhances UV resistance and extends service life, suitable for long-term outdoor exposure.
– Applications: New vehicle manufacturing, roof replacement.
Characteristics and Advantages of 103” Wide Aluminum Trailer Roof Coil:
– Lightweight and High Strength:
Aluminum trailer roof coil has a low density (approximately one-third that of steel), significantly reducing trailer weight and improving fuel efficiency or cargo capacity. Furthermore, alloying treatments (such as those in the 5052 and 3003 series) can achieve tensile strength and corrosion resistance similar to those of steel, meeting the requirements of roof structures.
– Corrosion Resistance
Aluminum naturally forms an oxide film on its surface, effectively protecting it from corrosion caused by rain, salt spray, and other factors, making it particularly suitable for use in humid or snowy areas. Some products feature coatings (such as fluorocarbon coatings) to further extend their service life.
– Formability and Processability
Aluminum coils are highly malleable and can be easily formed into complex roof shapes through processes such as stamping and bending to accommodate various trailer designs. They also offer excellent weldability, facilitating connection to the vehicle frame.
– Environmental Protection and Sustainability
Aluminum is 100% recyclable, aligning with the principles of a circular economy.
Applications of Aluminum Trailer Roof Coil:
– Trailer Manufacturing:
Aluminum roof coils are widely used in various trailer types, including boat trailers, car trailers, and cargo trailers.
– RV and Camper Trailers:
Aluminum roof coils are used in the construction of RV and camper trailer roofs, providing a lightweight and durable structure.
– Transportation:
Aluminum roof coils provide protection and insulation in industries that require the movement of cargo.