Aluminium Plate 7075

Product Details:

Aluminium Alloy Plates are medium strength alloy plates with exceptional corrosion resistance. 
Mechanical strength, rust resistance and dimensional stability are key aspects that give these plates the advantage over standard aluminum plates. The aluminium alloy plates lend itself only to resistance welding. These plates have good workability but varies in tempers. The alloy plates are available in variety of sizes and thickness. These aluminium plates are made from marine grade alloys and find usage in manufacturing of fast ferries

Available Alloy Grades:

• 5083, 5086, 5454, 5052 and 5456 (Approved from societies such as : ABS or DNV)

5083 Aluminum Alloy:

• Available in marine grade tempers H116, H321, H323 to spec ASTM B928. This is an excellent alloy, which is primarily used for its corrosion resistant properties. With possessing good welding capabilities for fabricating vessels it is a good standard engineering alloy. This alloy is commonly used in Europe and Asia.

5086 Aluminum Alloy:

• Available in marine grade tempers H116, H321; to spec ASTM B928. Tempers O, H112, H32; to spec ASTM B209. The marine grade alloy is very good at inter granular corrosion and possess better welding and forming properties. This alloy is commonly used in North America.

5454 Aluminum Alloy:

• The alloy is most commonly used where excellent forming ability is required and is available in O, H112, H32, H34; to specification ASTM B209 Tempers. It serves as the manufacturing material for large pressure vessels and certain marine fabricated products.

5052 H32 Sheet & plate:

• It is an alloy possessing good strength and welding ability, which is also easy to form and fabricate. This alloy is not considered a true marine alloy.

6061 T6 Sheet & plate:

• It is a heat treated alloy possessing higher strength and is used in many general engineering applications. This alloy is also not considered as true marine alloy.

Chemical & Mechanical Properties:

Product Details:

7075 is widely used for construction of aircraft structures, such as wings and fuselages. Its strength and light weight are also desirable in other fields. Rock climbing equipment and bicycle components are commonly made from 7075 aluminium alloy. The bicycle industry is also using 7005 and 6061 aluminium alloys.