^{1. Provide the detailed production schedule for each order.}

^{2. Offering production status with video and photos for each component.}

^{3. Manufacture the parts base on customers' drawings to meet the quality requirements and industry standard.}

^{4. Over 99% orders can meet the lead time requirement.}

^{5. Respond to the enquiry within 24 hours and offer the quotation within 48 hours.}

^{6. Using the first-rank raw materials which also can be traced.}

^{7. Provide the most competitive price with the high quality and service standard.}

^{8. The most reasonable packing scheme for all products.}

FAQ:

^{Q1: Is Aluminum 7075 stronger than steel?
A: The most important benefit of 7075 aluminum is its high strength. While it does not have the same level of corrosion resistance or weldability that other common alloys due, its resistance to stress and strain makes it highly useful in aerospace applications where it allows for weight savings over steel.}

^{Q2: Is 6061 or 7075 aluminum stronger?
A: It is interesting to note that even though 7075 aluminum is much stronger than 6061 aluminum, it melts at a slightly lower temperature. Because 6061 aluminum has a higher thermal conductivity than 7075 aluminum, it can be a better choice for certain applications.}

^{Q3: What is 7075 aluminum alloy used for?
A: 7075 is widely used for construction of aircraft structures, such as wings and fuselages. Its strength and light weight are also desirable in other fields. Rock climbing equipment and bicycle components are commonly made from 7075 aluminium alloy.}

^{Q4: What is the strongest type of aluminum?
A: Grade 7075 aluminium}

^{Q5: Can you weld 7075 aluminum?
A: It is technically possible to weld 7075 aluminum. If a welder applies heat, they can join two pieces together. But the result isn't what a layperson might think. When a welder applies high heat to 7075 aluminum, it creates microcracks as it cools.}

^{Q6: Can 7075 aluminum be cast?
A: Can aluminum 7075 be cast? In some cases, as-cast 7075 aluminum alloy is directly used as billet in hot-working methods like extrusion. However, as-cast 7075 aluminum alloy can be highly sensitive to deformation temperature and strain rate and can be susceptible to cracking during hot plastic deformation.}