Door sections, also known as door series sections, are the extruded aluminum profiles that form the frames and components of doors and partitions. These sections come in various shapes, sizes, and thicknesses, designed for specific applications like frame members, door panels, glazing clips, and more. They are typically used in aluminum door systems, offering versatility in design and construction. 

Key aspects of door sections:

• Material: Aluminum, chosen for its strength, lightweight nature, and corrosion resistance. 
• Shapes: Rectangular, square, angle, and other custom profiles are available. 
• Sizes and Thicknesses: Vary depending on the application and required strength. 
• Grade Series: Commonly 6063, but other grades (like 3000 or 6262) might be used depending on the specific needs. 
• Surface Finish: Options include powder coating, anodizing, and other treatments for aesthetics and durability. 
• Applications: Door frames, panels, glazing, door closures, and other components. 

Examples of Door Series:

• Euro Section Series: Commonly used for door frames, known for its corrosion resistance and availability in different sizes. 
• SD 300 Series: A sliding door series with specific hardware configurations. 
• Jindal Aluminium Door Section: Provides numerous profiles for outer frames and shutters, suitable for interior and exterior applications. 

Benefits of using aluminum door sections:

• Durability and Strength: Aluminum's robust nature ensures long-lasting performance.
• Lightweight: Reduces the load on structures, simplifying installation.
• Versatility: Available in various shapes and sizes, allowing for diverse designs.
• Cost-Effective: Economical compared to other materials like wood.
• Modular Design: Allows for easy assembly and customization.