The performance and application of aluminum parts hinge on their alloy composition and heat treatment state, which determine the material's mechanical properties, machinability, and applicable scenarios. Based on the main alloying elements and processing methods, aluminum parts are generally classified into two main categories: wrought aluminum alloys and cast aluminum alloys.
These alloys are manufactured into profiles, sheets, or tubes through plastic processing methods such as rolling, extrusion, and forging. They are the most widely used raw materials for aluminum fittings. The main types include pure aluminum, aluminum-magnesium-silicon alloys, and aluminum-zinc alloys.
Pure aluminum: Aluminum content ≥99.00%, excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and good formability, but lower strength.
Commonly used in conductive components, heat exchangers, and decorative parts.
Aluminum-magnesium-silicon alloys: With magnesium and silicon as the main alloying elements, they can be strengthened through heat treatment, possessing good strength, formability, weldability, and corrosion resistance, with a balanced overall performance. They are the most important material for extruded profiles.
Commonly used in automotive frames and electronic housings.
Aluminum-Zinc Alloys: With zinc as the main alloying element, often supplemented with magnesium and copper, these alloys can achieve extremely high strength through heat treatment, belonging to the category of super-hard aluminum.
Commonly used in aerospace frames, sporting goods, and molds where extremely high strength is required.

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These alloys are formed by directly pouring molten aluminum into molds, suitable for manufacturing complex-shaped parts. They mainly include aluminum-silicon, aluminum-copper, and aluminum-magnesium alloys.
Aluminum-Silicon: The most common casting alloy, possessing good casting fluidity and moderate mechanical properties.
Used in engine blocks, housings, motor end covers, and other complex-shaped parts requiring airtightness.
Aluminum-copper alloys: Possess high high-temperature strength and machinability, but poor castability and corrosion resistance.
Where are aluminum-copper alloys commonly used?
Used for castings requiring high strength and heat resistance.
Aluminum-magnesium alloys: They possess excellent corrosion resistance and high strength, but their casting process is relatively complex.
Commonly used in marine fittings, aerospace castings, and decorative parts.

When selecting materials for aluminum components, factors such as strength requirements, corrosion resistance, forming process, cost, and subsequent surface treatment must be comprehensively considered. We will select appropriate materials and processing techniques based on customer requirements.
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