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Aluminum
Harness the Versatility of Aluminum for Your Projects
Aluminum is a go-to material for industries that demand a balance of light-weight construction and high performance. Its unique combination of properties makes it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, from aerospace to construction.
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Lightweight
When you need to balance weight and performance in a project, aluminum is your solution. This adaptable metal—a favored choice for metal spinning—is renowned for being lightweight and is used for a variety of industrial uses.
High Corrosion Resistance
Aluminum stands out with its natural ability to resist corrosion. This is especially beneficial for projects exposed to harsh environments, where longevity and reliability characteristics are in high demand.
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Aluminum Alloy Options To Meet Your Needs
Aluminum's diverse alloys provide solutions for various metal spinning project requirements:
- Aluminum 1100: Commercially pure grade with 99% aluminum. Soft, with lower strength, but offers excellent corrosion resistance.
- Aluminum 3003: Non-heat-treatable alloy that includes copper, iron, and manganese. Known for good corrosion resistance and moderate strength.
- Aluminum 5052: Contains magnesium and chromium, providing good strength and flexibility, and ideal for anodizing.
- Aluminum 6061: Comprising magnesium and silicon, this alloy offers high strength, good workability, and excellent corrosion resistance.
- Aluminum 2024: Primarily alloyed with copper, it has a high strength-to-weight ratio and good fatigue resistance, though it has lower corrosion resistance.
- Aluminum 7075: One of the strongest aluminum alloys, primarily composed of zinc, and comparable in strength to many steels, making it suitable for high-stress parts.