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Purchase Order of Aluminum Extrusions

Massachusetts Purchase Order of Aluminum Extrusions

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Contracts - Purchase

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US-02020BG

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Description

A purchase order represents the formal and final agreement to a purchasing transaction with a vendor. It identifies:

1. the vendor,

2. the material to be ordered (which in this form is described in Exhibit A),

3. the quantity (which in this form is described in Exhibit A),

4. the price (which in this form is described in Exhibit A),

5. the delivery date and terms of delivery (which in this form is described in Exhibit A), and

6. the terms of payment (which in this form is described in Exhibit A).

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Porthole: Porthole dies are the easiest hollow extrusion method, and therefore also the least expensive. In a porthole die, the die basically cuts open the two sides of the metal and uses a mandrel to scoop out the inside of the metal. The die then welds the two sides of the metal back together.

One hole needs to be drilled for the barrel and set screw to be inserted. Once the barrel is in place, you insert a stud into the end of the extrusion and press until you just can't see the O-ring. Then, much like the M12, slide the stud head to the desired join location, and then tighten the barrel screw.

Extrusion is defined as the process of shaping material, such as aluminum, by forcing it to flow through a shaped opening in a die. Extruded material emerges as an elongated piece with the same profile as the die opening.

Good Aluminum Extrusion Design PracticesBalanced walls.Avoid/minimize hollows.Generous tapers.Practice symmetry/minimize asymmetrical detail.Use grooves, webs and ribs.Minimize perimeter/cross-section ratio.

Excellent thermal conductors: Based on weight and overall cost, aluminum conducts heat and cold better than other common metals, making extrusion ideal for applications requiring heat exchangers or heat dissipation.

Aluminum extrusion is a process used to transform aluminum alloy into shapes with a definitive cross-sectional profile for a wide range of uses. The extrusion process takes advantage of the many beneficial physical characteristics aluminum has to offer.

Materials that are commonly cold extruded include: lead, tin, aluminum, copper, zirconium, titanium, molybdenum, beryllium, vanadium, niobium, and steel. Examples of products produced by this process are: collapsible tubes, fire extinguisher cases, shock absorber cylinders and gear blanks.

Aluminum extrusion is a process by which aluminum alloy material is forced through a die with a specific cross-sectional profile. A powerful ram pushes the aluminum through the die and it emerges from the die opening. When it does, it comes out in the same shape as the die and is pulled out along a runout table.

Metal extrusion is a forming process in which we force a metal (either hot or cold) through a die. This imparts the die shape to the extruded metal as it passes through the cavity. The material emerging from the die is known as extrudate. The metal endures compressive and shear stress to achieve the die shape.

Extruded aluminum is the byproduct of heating aluminum material and pushing it through a die. An aluminum billet is heated to a high temperature around 900°F then loaded into an extrusion press. Once a ram applies pressure to it, the raw material is sent through the die to produce a shaped form.

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