Aluminum (Al) is a light metal whose compounds are widely distributed in nature. The resources of aluminum in the earth's crust are about 40-50 billion tons, ranking third after oxygen and silicon. It is the first largest category of metals. Aluminum has special chemical and physical properties. It is not only light in weight and strong in texture, but also has good ductility, electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, heat resistance and nuclear radiation resistance. It is an important basic raw material for the development of the national economy.

1060 is formed by adding a small amount of copper to pure aluminum. It has excellent forming and processing characteristics, high corrosion resistance, good weldability and electrical conductivity. 1060 aluminum is widely used in the automotive industry for body panels, bumpers and wheels. It is also commonly used in aircraft manufacturing due to its light weight and ability to withstand extreme temperatures. In addition, it is often used in electrical applications due to its high conductivity and low resistance.