Exceed Metal

China hosts Exceed Metal, which currently lists nine distinct aluminium‑based products across its catalogue. The supplier groups its offerings under five categories: Aluminium Coils, Aluminium Strips, Non‑Stick Cookware, Aluminium Hardwares and Aluminium Sheets, each linked to the HS‑code families 7606.11 and 7606.12 as shown in the product list. The catalogue includes items such as a 1060 aluminium circle disc (99.6 % purity) and various alloy coils made from series 1100, 1050, 1060, 3003, 3105, 5052, 5754 and 8011. Several entries specify temper conditions, for example the 1070‑grade slug in fully annealed (HO) temper, and marine‑grade sheets that cite alloys 5052, 5083 and 5754. Product descriptions also note special finishes such as colour coating and anodising, reflecting the range of processing options the supplier can provide.

The HS code 7606.11 covers wrought aluminium plates and discs, while 7606.12 applies to rolled aluminium products including coils, strips and sheets. Exceed Metal’s nine entries therefore span both plate‑type and rolled‑product classifications, offering thicknesses from 2 mm to 3 mm for discs and a variety of coil widths for construction and consumer‑goods applications. The inclusion of non‑stick cookware and hardware items indicates downstream processing capabilities such as coating or embossing. All listed materials are aluminium alloys, with purity levels and alloying element ranges that meet standard industry specifications for the respective grades.

The catalogue presents aluminium coils made from a broad alloy spectrum, notably 1100 (commercially pure), 3003 (Mn alloy) and 5052 (Mg alloy) which are common for roofing, automotive panels and beverage cans. Typical industry grades for rolled products fall under EN 485‑2 or ASTM B221, specifying tensile strength, elongation and thickness tolerances that buyers often request. Aluminium strips and tapes listed under the same HS code are frequently supplied in temper H14 or H24, delivering a balance of strength and formability for signage, lighting and decorative applications. Marine‑grade sheets such as 5052, 5083 and 5754 are recognised for superior corrosion resistance in salt‑water environments and are usually delivered with an anodised or colour‑coated finish to meet aesthetic and durability requirements. Non‑stick cookware items generally employ a 1060 or 3003 base alloy that is subsequently coated with PTFE or ceramic layers, a practice standard in the cookware industry.