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6061, 6063, 5052, and 3003, cut to your length and shipped across Canada.

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À propos de notre aluminium

La plupart des projets en aluminium commencent et finissent avec le 6061: il s'usine propre, il soude bien et il tient le coup dehors. C'est la majeure partie de notre tablette d'aluminium pour une raison, presque tout en T6. Vous formez ou pliez de la tôle? Le 5052 prend un pli sans fendre. Garnitures anodisées ou travaux d'architecture? C'est l'extrusion 6063. On garde aussi de la tôle 3003 pour la fabrication générale.

On vous couvre côté formes: barre plate, barre ronde, barre carrée, barre hexagonale, cornière, profilé en U, tôle, tuyau, et tube carré et rectangulaire. Choisissez une dimension, tapez votre longueur en pouces, et on coupe à +/- 1/8 po et on expédie partout au Canada. Pas certain de l'alliage qui convient? Appelez au 902-468-1112 et on va en jaser.

Which aluminum alloy should you buy?

6061-T6, unless you've got a reason not to. It's strong enough for brackets, frames, jigs, and machined parts, it welds, and it handles weather without paint. The exceptions are worth knowing: bending sheet wants 5052, anodized trim and visible edges want 6063, and budget sheet fab is 3003's whole job.

AlloyWe stock it asBuy it for
6061-T6Most shapes on the rackBrackets, frames, machined parts, anything with a bolt through it
6063-T5Angle, channel, and tube profilesRailings, trim, enclosures, edges people see and touch
5052-H32SheetSheet that gets bent or formed without cracking
3003SheetGeneral fab, liners, and patch panels

Torn between the two sixes? Our 6061 vs 6063 guide puts the numbers side by side with June 2026 prices. New to buying aluminum? The full aluminum buying guide covers alloys, tempers, and shapes in one read.

What shapes can you get cut to length?

Flat bar, round bar, square bar, hex bar, angle, channel, sheet, pipe, and square and rectangular tube. As of June 2026, a 12″ piece of 1″ 6061-T6 round bar runs $13.75 CAD, and prices update daily with the metal market. Type your length in inches and the price shows before anything hits the cart.

Why build with aluminum instead of steel?

Weight. Aluminum runs about a third the weight of steel, so anything you lift, carry, tow, or bolt to a vehicle gets easier to live with. The honest trade: it's softer, it dents sooner, and a 6061 bracket usually needs more section than the steel one it replaces. If the part bolts to a trailer or a boat, that trade is usually worth making.

Will aluminum corrode?

Not the way steel does. It forms its own oxide skin and stops there, so uncoated 6061 outdoors just goes dull grey and keeps working. Near salt water it can pit over time: rinse it occasionally, and put 316 stainless fasteners through it rather than plain steel. If looks matter, anodizing is the finish, and 6063 anodizes the cleanest.

Not sure which alloy your project wants? Ask the counter and we'll talk it through.

Questions fréquentes

Can you weld 6061 aluminum?
Yes, with AC TIG or a spool gun and standard aluminum filler. Heat softens the temper near the weld, so design for that, or bolt the joints that carry serious load.
What's the difference between 6061 and 6063?
Strength versus finish. 6061-T6 carries roughly double the yield of 6063-T5, so it takes the load. 6063 extrudes smoother, anodizes cleaner, and bends more forgivingly, so it takes the spotlight.
Does aluminum rust?
No red rust, ever. It forms a thin oxide layer and stops corroding on its own. Near salt water it can pit over the years, so rinse it now and then and use stainless fasteners.
How accurate are your cuts?
±1/8″ on every cut, free. Need a machinist's tolerance? Order 1/4″ long and face it to final size on your own equipment.