The manufacturing process of aluminum alloy fireproof windows includes several stages, such as profile selection, fireproof glass installation, and sealing strip configuration. The profiles are typically made of high-strength aluminum alloy, with anodized or powder-coated surfaces to improve weather resistance and aesthetics. The fireproof glass uses a multi-layer composite structure with fire-resistant adhesive sandwiched in between, which expands at high temperatures to form a heat insulation layer, effectively blocking the spread of flames and heat. The sealing strips use high-temperature resistant silicone material to ensure the window maintains good sealing performance even in high-temperature environments.
