Value Collection 09426347 Aluminum Sheet 3003-H14

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 09426347 is a 48 x 48 inch flat aluminum sheet cut to 0.063 inches thick from Alloy 3003-H14 stock. The 3003-H14 designation indicates a manganese-alloyed, work-hardened aluminum with moderate strength and excellent corrosion resistance, making it a widely trusted material for fabrication and sheet metal work. At 14.5 pounds per sheet, it is manageable for one- or two-person handling. HVAC fabricators, plumbers, and general sheet metal tradespeople reach for 3003-H14 when they need a formable, weldable aluminum that holds up in moist or chemically active environments without the weight penalty of heavier alloys.

This sheet is suited for a broad range of trade and light industrial applications including ductwork liner panels, equipment enclosures, flashing, drip pans, conduit backing plates, and general fabrication tasks where a corrosion-resistant, formable aluminum is required. The 48 x 48 inch format is a standard shop size that minimizes waste when cutting rectangular blanks or panels for HVAC, plumbing, or electrical enclosure builds in both residential and commercial settings.

Key Features

• 3003-H14 alloy delivers good corrosion resistance and moderate tensile strength in a work-hardened temper
• 0.063 inch thickness is a common gauge for duct panels, drip trays, and light structural fabrications
• Full 48 x 48 inch sheet minimizes cut waste for standard panel layouts
• Aluminum construction offers a favorable strength-to-weight ratio at 14.5 pounds per sheet
• Weldable and formable with standard sheet metal tooling including brakes, shears, and rollers

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat aluminum sheet for use in sheet metal fabrication, HVAC ductwork, plumbing, and related trade applications where 3003-H14 aluminum at 0.063 inches thickness is specified.

Installation Notes

Sheet metal work on this material should be performed by qualified fabricators or trade technicians using appropriate shears, brakes, and personal protective equipment including cut-resistant gloves. When used in HVAC duct applications, installations should comply with SMACNA guidelines and applicable local mechanical codes. Always deburr cut edges before final assembly to prevent injury and ensure proper mating of adjoining surfaces.