Aluminum pipes are tubular structural elements made of aluminum metal. These pipes are used in many different industries and applications due to their lightness, durability and resistance to corrosion. Here are the areas of use of aluminum pipes:

1. **Construction**: Aluminum pipes are frequently used in the construction sector. In particular, the lightness of aluminum facilitates the transportation and assembly of construction materials. Aluminum pipes can be used in various structural applications, exterior cladding and installation systems.

2. **Automotive Industry**: Aluminum pipes are used in automobile cooling systems, exhaust systems and air intake systems. Their lightness reduces the weight of the vehicle and increases fuel efficiency.

3. **Electrical and Electronics**: Aluminum pipes are used in the protection of electrical cables. Such pipes protect electrical installations and cables against environmental effects.

4. **Aviation Industry**: Aluminum pipes are frequently used in aircraft construction. Due to their lightness and durability, they are preferred in aircraft structural elements, fuel lines and air systems.

5. **Food and Beverage Industry**: Aluminum pipes are used for the transportation and processing of food products. These pipes are suitable for the food industry because they can be used in hygienic conditions.

6. **Marine**: Aluminum pipes are used in the construction of marine vessels and due to their resistance to sea water. Especially in shipbuilding, these pipes provide resistance to salt water.

7. **Heat Exchange and Cooling**: Aluminum pipes are used in heat exchange systems and cooling applications. Their lightness and heat transfer properties provide advantages in such applications.

The fact that aluminum pipes are available in different sizes and thicknesses allows them to be adapted to different applications. In addition, the durability and low maintenance requirements of aluminum pipes make them attractive for many industries.