However, the most common applications for aluminum trim is for use as exterior accents in homes and buildings, as door and window frames, or on porches and roofs. As a result, aluminum trim is utilized both on a structural and on a decorative level; thus additional aesthetic processing can occur after fabrication such as powder coating. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Talan Products Inc.
Cleveland, OH | 888-327-6714Serving the aluminum extrusions world from Cleveland, Ohio, Talan Products specializes in a range of aluminum extrusion products and services.

GSH Industries, Inc.
Strongsville, OH | 440-238-3009Since 1986, GSH Industries has offered on time delivery and competitive pricing. With over 40,000 square feet of manufacturing, we offer aluminum extrusion products and services.

Momentum Manufacturing Group
Georgetown, MA | 978-659-6960Established in 1982, Momentum Manufacturing Group has grown into a leading metal manufacturer in northeast America. Momentum Manufacturing Group has expertise in fabrication, welding, precision machining, and aluminum extrusion. We create innovative solutions for the aerospace, robotics, LED lighting, solar power, electric vehicles, and medical industries.

Dajcor Aluminum Ltd.
Chatham, ON , Chavies, KY | 877-556-9191Dajcor Aluminum is the leading North American supplier of extruded, fabricated/machined, anodized and assembled components to the automotive, renewable energy, transportation, rail, marine, building trades, military, medical architectural and wall partition systems, office furniture, emergency vehicle and consumer product industries. Dajcor is an aluminum extrusion company with complete value add in house capabilities – your “One Stop” extrusion supplier now supplying from two locations!

Aluminum trim is manufactured from through the extrusion process. In this process, metal shapes called billets are forced through a die by means of a ram. The die is a hollow profile that is used to form the thin, narrow, long trim shape of the metal as it is squeezed through.
This process can be performed at room temperature, slightly above room temperature or at high temperatures: these three different methods are referred to as cold extrusion, warm extrusion and hot extrusion. When it comes to aluminum trim, hot extrusion is the most commonly utilized extrusion method. Because weather resistance is important, the trim is often post-forming heat treated to increase strength and corrosion resistance properties.