Eastern Flame Resistance Test

Aluminum melts at approximately 660 ° C (1220 ° F), lower than most common structural metals such as iron and steel. Because of this, its behavior in fires can lead to confusion about its performance. Eastern Aluminum Raw Material Passed 1000 °C Fire/Flame Test on December 2019.Work was expended on this test  about the fire resistance of aluminum and aluminum alloys, and to enable engineers and designers to take account of aluminum’s characteristic high resistance to burning while recognizing its relatively low melting point.