Aluminium

Key Features: High fatigue strength • Weldability • Resistant against corrosion • Good workability

Aluminium 5052 / 3.3523 is a strong aluminium alloy with magnesium and has good corrosion resistance and good weldability.

Key Features: Weldability • Corrosion resistance • Non-heat treatable • Suitable for marine applications

This material has very high mechanical properties when compared to other non-heat-treatable aluminium alloys.

Key Features: High strength • Tough • Resistant to fatigue • Excellent machinability

Aluminium 3.4365/EN-AW7075 has high strength (57MPa), toughness and excellent resistance to fatigue. It has very good machinability.

Key Features: High strength • Good weldability • Corrosion resistant

Aluminium 3.3211/EN-AW6061 contains magnesium and silicon as its major alloying elements with trace amounts of copper.

Key Features: Low strength • Heat treatable • Good weldability • Good corrosion resistance

Aluminium 3.3206/EN-AW6060 has good resistance to corrosion, good weldability and very suitable for cold forming.

Key Features: Good thermal conductivity • Good weldability • High stress corrosion cracking resistance

Typically formed by rolling and extrusion, Aluminium 3.2315 has medium strength with very good weldability and thermal conductivity.

Key Features: Moderate strength • Good machinability • Corrosion resistant • Excellent weldability

Aluminium 3.3547 / EN AW-5083 is a rolled plate with moderate strength. It is widely used in the capital goods industry.

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