Aluminium angle 20x20x1,5 mm - 1000 mm
Aluminium angle 20 × 20 × 1,5 mm. Price for 1 section 1000 mm long. Unfinished surface.
Leg dimensions:
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Thickness:
Length:
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Aluminium angle 20 × 20 × 1,5 mm — length 1000 mm
The offer includes one section 1000 mm long. The equal angle has an open L-shaped cross-section, two perpendicular legs and an unfinished aluminium surface.
Technical parameters
| Material | Unfinished aluminium |
|---|---|
| Cross-section | Equal angle |
| Leg dimension a | 20 mm |
| Leg dimension b | 20 mm |
| Thickness t | 1,5 mm |
| Length L | 1000 mm |
| Sales unit | 1 section |
| Theoretical section mass | 0,156 kg |
The mass is approximate. It was calculated from the nominal cross-section t × (a + b − t), length and aluminium density of 2700 kg/m³, without accounting for corner radii. Actual mass also depends on manufacturing tolerances and alloy.
Drawing and dimension labels
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a = 20 mm and b = 20 mm indicate the outside leg dimensions. t = 1,5 mm is the material thickness, and L = 1000 mm the section length. The diagram is illustrative. The proportions of the specific product are defined by the data in the table.
Material and surface
Unfinished aluminium without an additional decorative finish. The surface is not brushed, polished, anodised or painted. Manufacturing and transport marks may be present. The main photo illustrates the general appearance of this material type.
If a specific aluminium grade or temper is a purchase requirement, contact the shop and confirm the material currently available before ordering.
Applications and selection for machining
The angle can serve as stock material for corners, strips, brackets and assembly components. Match dimensions and material to the loads and requirements of the finished component. When drilling, milling or dividing the section, allow for machining allowances and saw kerf. Confirm suitability for welding or bending for the alloy and material condition currently available.
Purchase and dimension selection
Buying one piece means one 1000 mm section. Buying several pieces means separate sections of the ordered length. Beside the price, select the leg dimensions and then the available thickness and length. Each offer has its own price and availability.
Preparation and cutting
For a different dimension, contact the shop and confirm cutting feasibility, cost and tolerance. State the cross-section, length of each section and number of pieces.

Preparing to cut with a saw with a descending arm — illustrative image.
Delivery
The length of the packed material and the total order mass affect the available transport methods. You can check delivery methods and costs for the address and number of sections in the basket.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What do the three angle dimensions mean?
20 and 20 mm are the outside leg dimensions, and 1,5 mm is the thickness. The length of this section is 1000 mm.
Do several pieces mean one long component?
Each piece means a separate 1000 mm section. Sections are not joined into one longer component.
Is the aluminium brushed or polished?
No. This is unfinished aluminium without an additional decorative finish.
Can I order a specific aluminium grade?
State the required grade and temper before purchase. The shop will confirm current availability.
Can cutting to a different dimension be ordered?
Contact the shop, stating the cross-section, lengths and number of sections. Agree cutting feasibility, cost and tolerance before ordering.
NERON Piła — selection assistance
Contact NERON, stating leg dimensions, thickness, length and number of sections, along with any material requirements.
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