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Extrusion is a manufacturing process that involves the shaping of a material by pushing it through a die. Aluminum extrusion is a common process used to create complex cross-sectional profiles from raw aluminum material. The following steps are typically involved in the processing of extrusion aluminum raw material:

Selection of Raw Material: The first step in the process is selecting the right raw material for extrusion. Aluminum extrusion raw materials are typically in the form of billets or logs, which are made from high-quality aluminum alloy.

Heating: The aluminum billet is then heated in a furnace to a specific temperature, typically around 400掳C, to make it more malleable.

Extrusion: Once the billet reaches the right temperature, it is moved to the extrusion press. The press has a steel die with the desired profile shape. The heated aluminum billet is then pushed through the die using a hydraulic press, creating a continuous profile of the desired shape.

Cooling: The extruded Aluminum Profile is then cooled down by water or air in the cooling tunnel. The cooling process is important to ensure that the material maintains its desired shape and properties.

Aging: After extrusion, the aluminum profile is typically subjected to a heat treatment process called aging. Aging helps to improve the strength and durability of the aluminum material.

Cutting and Finishing: Once the extrusion is complete and the aging process is done, the aluminum profile is cut to the desired length and finished. Finishing techniques include anodizing, painting, or powder coating to improve the aesthetic appearance of the material and to protect it from environmental factors.

In summary, the processing of extrusion aluminum raw material involves heating the raw material, extruding it through a die to create a profile, cooling the profile, aging it, and then cutting and finishing it to the desired length and aesthetic appearance.