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An Aluminum Material Extrusion Unit is a manufacturing facility or machine that specializes in the extrusion of aluminum materials. Extrusion is a metal-forming process in which a material, in this case, aluminum, is forced through a die to produce a specific cross-sectional shape.  This process is commonly used in the aluminum industry to create a wide range of products with consistent shapes, such as rods, bars, tubes, profiles, and more. Here's an overview of how an Aluminum Material Extrusion Unit typically works: Billet Preparation: The process begins with aluminum billets, which are typically cylindrical pieces of aluminum alloy. These billets are heated to a specific temperature to make them more malleable for extrusion. Container and Die:  The heated billet is loaded into a container or chamber, often called a "container," which is positioned in front of a die.  The die is a specially designed custom aluminum extrusion opening with the desired cross-sectional shap