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Aluminium Extrusion Manufacturer in Bangalore: Custom and Standard Profiles

Full 6000 series alloys. Two press lines, 4,800 TPA capacity. BIS/ISI and ISO 9001 & 14001 certified. Extruded at Dabaspet, Bangalore since 1974.

Own extrusion plant
4,800 TPA
Own Extrusion Plant
Full 6000 series alloys
7 Alloys
Full 6000 Series
In-house quality lab
In-House Quality Lab
Every Batch Tested
Years in aluminium
50+ Years
In Aluminium Since 1974
Aluminium extrusion profiles in various cross-sectional shapes manufactured by Karnataka Metal Company

Karnataka Metal Company is an aluminium extrusion manufacturer in Bangalore, producing custom and standard profiles in the full 6000 series at its Dabaspet plant.

Aluminium Extrusion Capabilities

Custom aluminium extrusion profiles in complex hollow and solid cross-sections

Custom Profile Extrusion

Hollow, semi-hollow, and solid cross-sections in 7 alloys (6063, 6060, 6061, 6005, 6082, 6351, 6101B), minimum 0.7 mm wall. Die design and manufacture managed in-house; see aluminium profiles.

Standard aluminium extrusion profiles including sections, angles, channels, and tubes

Standard Profile Extrusion

500+ standard aluminium extrusion profiles in 6063 (T4, T5, T6), including angles and channels and tubes. See aluminium sections for the full range.

Anodised and powder coated aluminium extrusion profiles in multiple colours

Surface Finishing

Mill finish, anodised (8 colours), or powder coated (Jotun/Interpon, 10-30 year warranty). All surface finishing managed by Karnataka Metal Company as your single supplier.

Machined aluminium extrusion components showing cut, drilled, and punched profiles

Machining and Assembly

50,000 sq ft machining facility for cutting, punching, drilling, tapping, and assembly. Machined aluminium components and solar panel frames from the same Bangalore campus.

In-house quality lab with spectrometer for aluminium extrusion alloy testing

Quality Testing

Alloy composition is verified by German spectrometer at the billet-casting stage, and every batch undergoes dimensional testing with Japanese instruments at the in-house quality lab before dispatch. Manufactured to IS 733:1983 and BIS/ISI standards; ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certified by TUV.

Aluminium Extrusion Specifications and Process

Alloy Range
Karnataka Metal Company extrudes aluminium profiles in 7 alloys across the 6000 series. Each alloy is suited to different performance requirements. For a detailed comparison of the two most common alloys, read the guide on 6063 vs 6061 aluminium.
AlloyStrength ClassKey CharacteristicsPrimary Applications
6063Medium-lowExcellent extrudability, smooth finish, good corrosion resistance. The standard architectural alloy.Windows, doors, curtain walls, furniture, railings
6060Medium-lowSimilar to 6063 with even better extrudability. Suited to complex thin-walled shapes.Complex architectural profiles, intricate cross-sections
6061MediumHigher strength than 6063, good weldability. Structural alloy.Structural components, automotive, transport
6005MediumBetter extrudability than 6061 at comparable strength.Railway and bus body structures, ladders, utility poles
6082Medium-highHighest strength among common 6000 series alloys. Good machinability.Heavy-duty structural, bridges, trusses, transport
6351Medium-highHigh strength with good formability.Heavy structural profiles, transport, high-load applications
6101BMedium-lowOptimised for electrical conductivity.Electrical bus bars, conductors, power distribution
Aluminium billets cast in-house and stacked at the Karnataka Metal Company extrusion plant
Aluminium billets, cast in-house
Temper Options
Aluminium extrusion profiles are supplied in 4 temper designations depending on the strength and formability required.
TemperProcessTypical Use
T4As-extruded, naturally agedApplications requiring maximum formability before final ageing
T5Air-cooled from extrusion, artificially agedArchitectural, structural, and high-strength applications; preferred where tolerances are tighter, as a slower quench rate minimises distortion.
T6Air-cooled, artificially agedStandard temper for architectural, structural, and high-strength applications
T66Higher strength with corrosion resistance, used sparinglyTypically, 6063 where both strength and corrosion resistance are needed
Billet casting equipment at the Dabaspet aluminium extrusion plant
Billet casting at Dabaspet
Mechanical Properties (6063 and 6061)
Property6063-T56063-T66061-T6
Ultimate tensile strength (min)150 MPa205 MPa260 MPa
Yield strength (min)110 MPa170 MPa240 MPa
Elongation (min)8%8%8%
Cooling methodAir-cooledAir-cooledWater quenched
Typical useStandard architecturalHigher-strength architecturalStructural, transport
For applications requiring alloys other than 6063 or 6061, contact the technical team for mechanical property data specific to the alloy and temper combination.
Tensile strength testing of aluminium extrusion samples at the in-house quality lab
Tensile testing, in-house lab
The Aluminium Extrusion Process
The aluminium extrusion process at the Dabaspet plant follows a controlled sequence to ensure consistent profile quality.
StepProcessDetails
1Billet casting6-tonne casting furnace produces aluminium billets from primary ingots; alloy composition verified by the German spectrometer at this stage
2Billet heatingBillets heated to 450 to 500 degrees Celsius for optimal plasticity
3ExtrusionHeated billet forced through a steel die under hydraulic pressure (two press lines: 4-inch and 6/7-inch)
4CoolingAir-cooled on the run-out table
5StretchingProfiles stretched to correct any twist or bow and relieve internal stresses
6CuttingProfiles cut to specified lengths
7AgeingArtificial ageing in the in-house ageing furnace to achieve the specified temper
8Quality testingDimensional testing (Japanese instruments) at the in-house quality lab
9Surface finishingMill finish, anodising, or powder coating as specified
10Packing and dispatchDedicated packing area with weigh bridge for accurate billing
Minimum wall thickness capability: 0.7 mm for thin-walled and complex cross-section profiles. Need help selecting the right alloy, temper, or finish? Contact us at +91 80 2670 9928 or email sales@karnatakametal.com for technical guidance.
Aluminium extrusion profile undergoing a bend and stress check on the run-out table
Profile stress and bend checks

Aluminium Extrusion Applications

Aluminium extrusion profiles used in window and curtain wall systems on a commercial building

Windows, Doors and Curtain Walls

Aluminium extrusion profiles for sliding windows, casement windows, tilt-and-turn systems, swing doors, shopfronts, and curtain wall framing. Supplied in 6063 for architectural and curtain wall applications, with anodised and powder coated finishes.

Aluminium extrusion profiles used in solar panel mounting frames and racking structures

Solar Energy

Solar panel frames, ground-mount racking, rooftop rails, and tracker components in 6063 or 6005-T5/T6. Karnataka Metal Company supplies both raw profiles and solar frame assemblies from the same Bangalore campus.

Aluminium extrusion profiles used in bus body structures and transport applications

Bus Body and Transport

Profiles for bus body structures, commercial vehicle frames, and automotive trim in 6005, 6061, 6082, and 6351 alloys for load-bearing and weight-reduction requirements.

Aluminium extrusion profiles used in modular furniture frames and LED lighting housings

Furniture, Lighting and OEM

Profiles for modular furniture, retail displays, LED lighting housings, heat sinks, and custom OEM components. Complex cross-sections with tight tolerances achievable through the extrusion process.

Aluminium extrusion profiles used in electrical bus bars and industrial equipment

Electrical and Industrial

Electrical bus bars and conductors in 6101B alloy for electrical conductivity; machine guards, conveyor supports, and equipment enclosures in higher-strength alloys (6061, 6082) for heavy-duty industrial applications.

Our Clients

2 Press Lines
4-inch and 6/7-inch
450T/Month
Maximum Extrusion Output
500+ Profiles
In Standard Stock
Pan-India
Delivery Across India

Why Choose Karnataka Metal Company for Aluminium Extrusion

Own Extrusion Plant

We are not a trader or reseller. Aluminium extrusion profiles are manufactured at our own 50,000 sq ft plant at Dabaspet, Bangalore. The facility includes a 6-tonne casting furnace, two hydraulic press lines (4-inch and 6/7-inch), an ageing furnace, and a dedicated die shop.

Full 6000 Series Alloy Range

7 alloys (6063, 6060, 6061, 6005, 6082, 6351, 6101B) with 4 temper options (T4, T5, T6, T66). Architectural, structural, electrical, or transport requirements covered from one source.

Shortest Lead Time for Custom Profiles

In-house die shop, casting furnace, and two press lines under one roof for some of the shortest lead times on custom aluminium extrusion profiles in South India.

In-House Quality Lab

Alloy composition is verified by a German spectrometer at the casting stage, and every batch is dimensionally tested with Japanese instruments at our in-house lab before dispatch. All profiles manufactured to IS 733:1983 and BIS/ISI standards.

Extrusion to Finished Product

From raw aluminium extrusion to finished, surface-treated, machined product under one management. We offer aluminium machining (cutting, drilling, punching, tapping, assembly) and in-house shot blasting, with anodising and powder coating outsourced but fully managed, at the same Bangalore campus.

BIS/ISI and ISO 9001 & 14001 Certified

Processes audited by TUV under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015. All profiles carry the BIS Standard Mark as required under the BIS Quality Control Order effective April 2025.

Get in Touch

Extrusion press line running aluminium profiles at the Karnataka Metal Company plant, Dabaspet, Bangalore

As an established aluminium extrusion company in Bangalore, Karnataka Metal Company handles custom die designs, standard profiles, and bulk orders. Share your profile drawing for alloy and temper guidance, or visit our retail outlet on A.M Road for standard profiles from ready stock.

Retail Outlet: 16 & 17, A.M Road, Kalasipalya Extension, Bangalore 560002
Extrusion Plant: Dabaspet (Sompura Industrial Area), Bangalore
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is aluminium extrusion? +
Aluminium extrusion is a process in which a heated billet is pushed through a steel die to create a profile with a constant cross-section. Profiles can be produced in complex hollow, semi-hollow, and solid geometries with wall thickness as low as 0.7 mm. The process is cost-effective for medium to large runs, with die tooling reusable for repeat orders.
Which aluminium alloys are used for extrusion? +
The most common alloy is 6063 (the architectural alloy); for structural applications, 6061 provides 27% higher tensile strength. Karnataka Metal Company extrudes in 7 alloys across the 6000 series: 6063, 6060, 6061, 6005, 6082, 6351, and 6101B. For a detailed comparison, read the guide on 6063 vs 6061 aluminium.
What is the aluminium extrusion price per kg? +
Aluminium is a traded commodity, so raw-material prices keep moving with the market and pricing is never fixed. Extrusion pricing is benchmarked to the current NALCO (National Aluminium Company, the Government of India's primary aluminium producer) ingot (grade IE07) or billet (grade CH10) price, with a conversion charge typically added on top for the extrusion work. Contact Karnataka Metal Company at +91 80 2670 9928 or email sales@karnatakametal.com for current pricing.
What is the minimum order quantity for aluminium extrusion? +
No minimum order for standard profiles from ready stock; single-piece purchases accepted at the retail outlet on A.M Road, Bangalore. For custom aluminium extrusion profiles requiring new dies, the minimum order is 250 to 300 kg. Contact the sales team at +91 80 2670 9928 for details.
What is the lead time for custom aluminium extrusion? +
Lead time depends on die availability, alloy, and order volume. Profiles with existing dies can be scheduled faster; new die designs require additional time for in-house die manufacture. Contact the sales team for project-specific estimates.
Can aluminium extrusion profiles be powder coated or anodised? +
Yes. Profiles can be supplied in mill finish, anodised (8 colours, glossy and matt finishes), or powder coated (Jotun and Interpon approved brands, 60 to 80 microns film thickness, 10 to 30 year warranty). Karnataka Metal Company manages all surface finishing as your single supplier, including in-house shot blasting for surface preparation. Typical turnaround for anodising is 5 to 7 working days; powder coating is 3 to 5 working days, depending on order volume.
What is the difference between aluminium extrusion and aluminium casting? +
Aluminium extrusion forces heated metal through a die to produce long, uniform profiles (window frames, channels, structural members). Aluminium casting pours molten metal into moulds for complex 3D parts (engine blocks, housings). Karnataka Metal Company specialises in aluminium extrusion, not casting.