Custom Solar Panel Frames — Durable, Lightweight, Corrosion-Resistant
Solar panel mounting frames from aluminum 6061, galvanized steel. Wind-resistant design, corrosion-proof, suitable for rooftop and ground-mount installations.
What is a solar panel frame?
A solar panel frame (mounting frame) is a metal structure system used to attach and secure solar panels on rooftops, ground or poles. Frames must withstand strong winds, heavy rain and UV exposure for 25+ years.
Common materials: aluminum 6061-T6 (lightweight, excellent corrosion resistance, 30+ year lifespan) or hot-dip galvanized steel (more affordable, higher load capacity). SUS 304 stainless for coastal or harsh environments.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturing Process
Anodize aluminum or hot-dip galvanize steel
Recommended Materials
Anodized aluminum 6061-T6 is the top choice for solar frames due to its lightweight and 30+ year corrosion resistance. Hot-dip galvanized SS400 for lower-cost solutions. SUS 304 stainless for coastal areas.
Industry Applications
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do solar panel frames last?
Anodized aluminum frames: 30–40 years. Hot-dip galvanized steel: 20–30 years. SUS 304 stainless: 40+ years. Frame lifespan typically exceeds panel lifespan (25 years).
How much do solar panel frames cost?
Aluminum frame for one 550W panel: from $15–30 per set. Galvanized steel frames are 30–40% cheaper. Ground-mount systems cost more. Send design for exact quote.