Supply and complete set of turnkey construction projects (499) 558-06-15 (495) 981-96-50 home About company Partners Services Contacts Vacancies Aluminum radiator A radiator is a heating device consisting of several compartments-sections, which are one system, inside which water circulates as a heat carrier. The aluminum radiator is the modern successor to cast iron radiator heating systems. Products are made of high quality materials, are distinguished by high functional and operational characteristics, very stylish design and have a more modern, geometric shape and significantly less weight in comparison with cast iron counterparts. Due to the properties of aluminum, such radiators have high heat dissipation, this indicator is also due to the characteristic front panel of the product, which has a perfectly flat surface that radiates excellent heat, radiators do not require a large installation space. Due to the fact that aluminum is an active metal, in case of damage to the oxide film covering its surface, and when it comes into contact with water, it begins to decompose and release hydrogen. This is easily handled by a polymer coating, which is applied to those parts of the aluminum radiator that are in contact with water. The same layer enhances anti-corrosion properties. Aluminum radiators are divided into one-piece and sectional aluminum radiators. One-piece aluminum radiator consists of extrusion profiles - extrusion of molten material into a specially prepared mold. The profiles are joined together by welding. Aluminum is a rather ductile metal, so mechanical influences from the outside and water impacts inside the radiator cannot damage it. Thus, the aluminum radiator does not need additional intersectional parts, which gives it reliability and strength. If such a radiator is covered with a polymer coating inside, then it will be as durable as its cast-iron counterpart. Sectional aluminum radiators consist of die-cast sections. The sections are connected to each other using nipples. The joints are held together with paronite (a mixture of asbestos, rubber and powder ingredients) to maintain tightness. Due to the presence of additional elements between the radiator sections, sectional radiators are less reliable and durable than solid ones. This disadvantage is compensated by the ability to add or remove a section or several sections. Aluminum radiators are popular with owners of country houses and cottages, since in addition to strength, reliability and durability, aluminum radiators have a rather attractive design. Various manufacturers - both Russian and foreign - offer a wide range of radiators to suit any interior style. Light weight and compact dimensions allow you to install an aluminum radiator anywhere on any wall where it is needed. In order to independently install an aluminum radiator at home, you need to have adapters for pipes, the diameter of the pipe needs to be found out in advance, plugs, a special valve for releasing air from the radiator (Mayevsky's valve), as well as a pair of brackets. Turnkey website development 2005-2015 © sansever.ru All rights reserved