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Unequal Angle

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The Best Unequal Angle for Your Project

SECTION A (mm) B (mm) T (mm) W (Kg/m)
2009424.0050.004.000.759
2101112.5025.001.300.128
2101211.8025.001.400.134
2101313.0027.001.500.157
2101420.0030.002.500.322
2102012.0014.001.200.081
2103012.7031.500.900.106
2104015.0029.001.700.195
210418.0015.001.500.087
2106015.0080.005.001.220
2200014.0023.001.700.162
2201113.5027.001.500.158

The Best Unequal Channel (Square Edge) for Your Project

SECTION A (mm) B (mm) T (mm) R (mm) W (Kg/m)
2101012.5025.001.400.300.137
210508.00100.001.000.300.289

The Best Unequal Channel (Rounded Edge) for Your Project

Produk Standard (Tanpa R)

SECTION A (mm) B (mm) T (mm) W (Kg/m)
2009424.0050.004.000.759
2101112.5025.001.300.128
2101211.8025.001.400.134
2101313.0027.001.500.157
2101420.0030.002.500.322
2102012.0014.001.200.081
2103012.7031.500.900.106
2104015.0029.001.700.195
210418.0015.001.500.087
2106015.0080.005.001.220
2200014.0023.001.700.162
2201113.5027.001.500.158

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Understanding Unequal Angle Aluminium

An aluminium unequal angle does one specific job better than any other profile: it joins two surfaces that need different amounts of grip. One leg long, one leg short, a clean 90° corner between them. Fabricators who have only ever stocked equal angles tend to treat the unequal version as a specialty item. It isn't. At Exalumetal, unequal angles come off the same presses as everything else we extrude in Indonesia, and on jobs where the two faces carry different duties, they are simply the correct specification.

What Makes an Angle "Unequal"

The geometry is the definition. An unequal angle (also called an unequal leg angle) is an L-shaped extrusion where the two legs differ in length. A 50 × 25 × 3 mm profile, for example, gives you a 50 mm leg, a 25 mm leg, and a 3 mm wall throughout.

That asymmetry is deliberate. The long leg typically handles fixing: more surface for screws, rivets, or adhesive, and more stiffness against bending along the joint. The short leg does the lighter work, capping an edge, locating a panel, or closing a gap. Two legs, two jobs.

Why Specify Unequal Legs Instead of Trimming an Equal Angle

Here is the position we will defend: cutting down one leg of an equal angle on site is the most expensive way to make an unequal angle. You pay for aluminium you then turn into swarf, you add a fabrication step, and the cut edge needs deburring before anyone handles it. We have seen workshops do this for years out of habit.

An extruded unequal profile costs roughly the same per kilogram as an equal one, arrives with both edges factory-finished, and weighs less because the metal sits only where the design needs it. On a run of a few hundred brackets, that weight difference compounds into real freight and material savings.

If your application genuinely needs symmetric legs, our Equal Angle page covers that profile in detail.

"Aluminium" or "Aluminum"? The Naming Across Markets

The product terminology is consistent worldwide; the metal's spelling is not.

In the UK, Australia, Canada, and most of Europe, buyers search for an aluminium unequal angle. In the United States, the same profile is an aluminum unequal angle. The descriptors "unequal angle" and "unequal leg angle" mean the same thing in both markets, so a drawing from London and a drawing from Texas will specify an identical extrusion under two slightly different names.

We export to both markets from Indonesia and quote against whichever spelling your documents use.

Where Unequal Angles Earn Their Keep

Four applications dominate our order book for this profile:

  • Framing where the frame member fastens to a substrate on one plane and supports a panel on another. The long leg takes the fixings.
  • Brackets with asymmetric load paths, common in shelving, signage, and machine guarding.
  • Corner reinforcement on crates, cabinets, and enclosures, where a short outer leg keeps the profile visually slim while the long inner leg carries the joint.
  • Edge capping and panel junctions in shopfitting and joinery, where the short leg covers a panel edge of 12 to 25 mm and the long leg disappears behind the face.

Specifications

Parameter

Detail

Common leg sizes

25 × 12, 40 × 20, 50 × 25, 75 × 50, 100 × 50 mm

Wall thickness

1.6 to 6 mm

Standard length

6 m (cut-to-size available)

Alloys

6063-T5 (architectural), 6061-T6 (structural)

Finishes

Mill, anodised (15 micron architectural standard), powder-coated

Non-standard leg ratios outside this table can be extruded from our existing die library or from a new custom die.

Choosing the Alloy: 6063 or 6061

The split is simple and worth getting right. 6063-T5, with a typical yield strength near 145 MPa, is the choice for trim, capping, and visible architectural work because it anodises cleanly. 6061-T6 yields at around 240 MPa and belongs on anything structural: load-bearing brackets, bolted frames, components under sustained stress.

A useful habit when specifying: decide the alloy from the long leg's duty, not the short leg's. The long leg is almost always the loaded member. If it carries structure, the whole profile should be 6061, even if the short leg only caps an edge.

Custom Unequal Angles, Direct from the Supplier

Buying from an extrusion supplier rather than a stockist changes what "available" means. Three service levels apply to every unequal angle order:

  1. Cut-to-size from standard dies. Send a cutting list and the profiles arrive at finished length.
  2. Alternate leg ratios or wall thicknesses drawn from our die library.
  3. A custom die built to your drawing, including punched, slotted, or radiused variants.

Lead time and tooling cost scale with those levels, and most orders never go past the first. Send us your drawing or cutting list and we will respond with an alloy recommendation, pricing, and delivery schedule from our factory and warehouse in Indonesia. If you would rather test the material first, request a sample length before placing the order.

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