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What is the difference between 5052 and 5083 aluminum alloy?
5052 and 5083 are both aluminum alloys commonly used in various industrial applications, but they have some differences in their properties and applications: Composition 5052 aluminum alloy primarily consists of aluminum, magnesium, and a small amount of chromium and man...Read more -
Conventional deformation aluminum alloy series four for aerospace use
(Fourth issue: 2A12 aluminum alloy) Even today, the 2A12 brand is still a darling of aerospace. It has high strength and plasticity in both natural and artificial aging conditions, making it widely used in aircraft manufacturing. It can be processed into semi-finished products, such as thin pla...Read more -
Conventional deformation aluminum alloy series III for aerospace use
(Third issue: 2A01 aluminum alloy) In the aviation industry, rivets are a key element used to connect different components of an aircraft. They need to have a certain level of strength to ensure the structural stability of the aircraft and be able to withstand various environmental conditions o...Read more -
Conventional deformation aluminum alloy series 2024 for aerospace use
(Phase 2: 2024 Aluminum Alloy) 2024 aluminum alloy is developed in the direction of high strengthening to meet the concept of lighter, more reliable, and more energy-efficient aircraft design. Among the 8 aluminum alloys in 2024, except for 2024A invented by France in 1996 and 2224A invented ...Read more -
Series One of Conventional Deformed Aluminum Alloys for Aerospace Vehicles
(Phase 1: 2-series aluminum alloy) 2-series aluminum alloy is considered the earliest and most widely used aviation aluminum alloy. The crank box of the Wright brothers’ Flight 1 in 1903 was made of aluminum copper alloy casting. After 1906, aluminum alloys of 2017, 2014, and 2024 were ...Read more -
Is there mold or spots on aluminum alloy?
Why does the aluminum alloy purchased back have mold and spots after being stored for a period of time? This problem has been encountered by many customers, and it is easy for inexperienced customers to encounter such situations. To avoid such problems, it is only necessary to pay attention to th...Read more -
What aluminum alloys will be used in new energy vehicles?
There are quite a few types of aluminum alloy grades used in new energy vehicles. Could you please share the 5 main grades purchased in the field of new energy vehicles for reference only. The first type is the labor model in aluminum alloy -6061 aluminum alloy. 6061 has good processing and cor...Read more -
What aluminum alloys are used in shipbuilding?
There are many types of aluminum alloys used in the field of shipbuilding. Usually, these aluminum alloys need to have high strength, good corrosion resistance, weldability, and ductility to be well suited for use in marine environments. Take a brief inventory of the following grades. 5083 is...Read more -
What aluminum alloys will be used in rail transit?
Due to the characteristics of lightweight and high strength, aluminum alloy is mainly used in the field of rail transit to improve its operational efficiency, energy conservation, safety, and lifespan. For example, in most subways, aluminum alloy is used for the body, doors, chassis, and some i...Read more -
Aluminum alloy used in mobile phone manufacturing
The commonly used aluminum alloys in the mobile phone manufacturing industry are mainly 5 series, 6 series, and 7 series. These grades of aluminum alloys have excellent oxidation resistance, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance, so their application in mobile phones can help improve the serv...Read more -
The characteristics and advantages of 7055 aluminum alloy
What are the characteristics of 7055 aluminum alloy? Where is it specifically applied? The 7055 brand was produced by Alcoa in the 1980s and is currently the most advanced commercial high-strength aluminum alloy. With the introduction of 7055, Alcoa also developed the heat treatment process for...Read more -
What is the difference between 7075 and 7050 aluminum alloy?
7075 and 7050 are both high-strength aluminum alloys commonly used in aerospace and other demanding applications. While they share some similarities, they also have notable differences: Composition 7075 aluminum alloy contains primarily aluminum, zinc, copper, magnesium,...Read more