The aluminum foil cover for the burner head is aluminum foil cover used to protect the burner head.
A burner refers to a flame nozzle used on a gas stove, gas stove, or other gas appliances, which is used to mix gas and air and ignite it to produce a flame. During long-term use, grease and dust may accumulate on the surface of the burner, which may affect the quality and stability of the flame, and even cause a fire.
It can cover the surface of the burner, prevent grease and dust from accumulating on the burner, and can reduce the frequency of cleaning the burner.
It also prevents the burner from direct contact with food and cooking utensils, avoiding contamination and damage.
The aluminum foil of the burner cover is usually made of aluminum foil, because aluminum foil has good thermal conductivity and high-temperature resistance, and can withstand the high temperature of the burner.
Pure aluminum – AA1100 Aliaxe de aluminio – AA3003, AA3105 These alloys have excellent corrosion resistance and machinability and can meet the requirements of the burner cover.
Chemical Composition: Por exemplo, AA3003 alloy contains 1.0% manganeso, and AA3105 alloy contains 0.5% magnesium and 0.5% manganeso.
Mechanical Behavior: Por exemplo, the tensile strength of AA3003 alloy is 130MPa, the yield strength is 50MPa, and the elongation is 17%.
Corrosion Resistance: Por exemplo, AA3105 alloy has excellent corrosion resistance and can be used to make seawater tanks, roof panels, etc.
Machinability: Por exemplo, AA1100 alloy has good machinability and is suitable for processing processes such as deep drawing and spinning.
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