Value Collection 09426164 Aluminum Sheet 3003-H14

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 09426164 is a flat aluminum sheet measuring 48 inches long by 48 inches wide at 0.032 inches thick, manufactured from Alloy 3003-H14. This sheet stock is a common material in HVAC fabrication, ductwork, flashing, and general sheet metal work. The 3003-H14 designation indicates a manganese-alloyed, strain-hardened temper that balances moderate strength with good corrosion resistance and workability. At 7.37 pounds per sheet, it is lightweight enough for single-technician handling while offering dimensional stability for cut-and-fit applications. HVAC technicians, sheet metal workers, and fabricators are the primary installers of this material.

This aluminum sheet is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a thin, workable, corrosion-resistant sheet metal is required. Typical uses include custom duct transitions, equipment enclosure panels, repair patches, flashing, and liner fabrication. The 48 x 48 inch format provides a full-square sheet that minimizes waste in standard layout and cut operations. Shops and field technicians working on custom or replacement sheet metal components will find this format practical for bench or field fabrication.

Key Features

• Alloy 3003-H14 offers good corrosion resistance and moderate strength with a strain-hardened temper
• 0.032 inch thickness is a standard gauge for HVAC ductwork patches, flashing, and enclosure panels
• Full 48 x 48 inch sheet minimizes material waste in square-format layout and cutting
• Lightweight at 7.37 pounds per sheet, suitable for single-technician handling
• Workable with standard sheet metal tools including snips, brakes, and shears

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aluminum sheet for use in HVAC fabrication, sheet metal repair, flashing, and related trade applications where 3003-H14 alloy sheet stock at 0.032 inch thickness is specified.

Installation Notes

Sheet metal work with this material should be performed by qualified HVAC or sheet metal technicians following applicable local codes and SMACNA standards. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including cut-resistant gloves when handling cut edges. Deburr all cut edges before installation to prevent damage to surrounding materials or injury. Ensure any nearby electrical or mechanical systems are de-energized or shut down before beginning fabrication or installation work in the field.