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Your Guide to Aluminium Tubing in New Zealand

Your Guide to Aluminium Tubing in New Zealand

Aluminium, often hailed as the "wonder metal," has earned its reputation for strength, lightness, and versatility. For centuries, it has been used in everything from ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics to the sleek exteriors of modern skyscrapers. Today, at Mount Marine Engineering, we use the power of aluminium tubing to create high-quality, custom-fabricated products for a wide range of applications.

A Glimpse into Aluminium's History:

While aluminium wasn't officially isolated until 1825, its presence has been known for much longer. Traces of the element have been found in ancient Egyptian pottery and Roman glassware. However, early extraction methods were incredibly expensive, making aluminium a rare and valuable material. Fast forward to the late 19th century, and a revolutionary new process dramatically reduced production costs, paving the way for aluminium's widespread use. Today, it is the second-most abundant metal in the Earth's crust, second only to iron.

Mount Marine Engineering: Your Aluminium Custom Fabrication Experts:

At Mount Marine Engineering, we are passionate about aluminium. Our team of skilled professionals possesses years of experience in custom aluminium fabrication, utilizing cutting-edge technology and machinery to deliver exceptional results. Learn more about our aluminium fabrication services here.

We don't just offer aluminium tubing. Our skilled team specializes in custom fabrication, crafting everything from robust aluminium ladders and marine-grade aluminium poles to intricate aluminium tube bends and precise aluminium rod holders. We cater to a range of customers, from boatbuilders and marine engineers to architects and DIY creators. We work closely with you to understand your specific requirements and bring your aluminium ideas to life.

Aluminium tubing is a cornerstone of our fabrication services, offering versatility and strength. We stock a wide range of sizes, shapes, and thicknesses, including:

  • Round tubes: From 10mm to 300mm diameters, perfect for structural applications, handrails, and masts.
  • Square tubes: Ideal for frames, furniture, and custom projects, available in various sizes from 10mm x 10mm to 100mm x 100mm.
  • Rectangular tubes: Offering a balance between strength and aesthetics, ideal for shelving, benches, and bespoke creations.
  • Angle sections: Providing structural integrity and corner reinforcement, available in various sizes and thicknesses.
  • Channel sections: Perfect for framing, tracks, and guides, offering good strength and flexibility.
  • Flat bar: Versatile for brackets, supports, and decorative accents, available in various widths and thicknesses.

We also offer a variety of additional options for your aluminium tubing projects:

  • Marine-grade aluminium: Ensures corrosion resistance for harsh environments like saltwater and coastal settings.
  • Pre-cut and drilled tubes: Save time and effort with our custom cutting and drilling services.
  • Bending and fabrication: Our team can bend, weld, and fabricate aluminium tubing to meet your specific needs.
  • Anodizing: Provides a durable, decorative finish in various colours.

Finding the Right Aluminium Tube for You:

Purchasing aluminium tubing from Mount Marine Engineering is a breeze! Simply visit our user-friendly website, browse our steel supplies, and choose the aluminium tubing that fits your project requirements. We offer competitive prices and convenient delivery options throughout New Zealand. If you need something custom built simply visit our request a quote page here.

Ready to use aluminium in your next project?

Aluminium tubing, with its unmatched versatility and strength, is the perfect material for your next project. Explore our range on our website, including aluminium pipe fittings nz, aluminium tube bends nz, aluminium round tube and more. For custom fabrication needs, contact Mount Marine Engineering, your trusted aluminium fabricators in Tauranga.

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