The presence of Iron in Aluminum aides in the decrease of hot tears, improves tensile, yield, and hardness and preserves strength at elevated temperature.
Forms:
  • 16-20 Waffle
Belmont Product Code 19013
Nominal Composition:
  • 90% Al
  • 10% Fe
 
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    50/50 Silicon Aluminum
    50/50 Silicon Aluminum

    Silicon ranks second to Copper in the importance in Aluminum Casting Alloys. Silicon reduces the melting temperature without causing brittleness, increases fluidity, and reduces hot tearing. This improves overall casting characteristics allowing for thinner and more intricate castings to be made. Silicon additions can reduce the amount casting shrinkage and in general Aluminum-Silicon Alloys have been resistance to corrosion.

     
    Forms:
    • 16-17 Waffle
    • 30-60 Mesh Granular
    Belmont Product Code 1503
    Nominal Composition:
    • 50% Al
    • 50% Si
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    5% Beryllium Aluminum
    5% Beryllium Aluminum

    Addition of small amounts of Beryllium appreciably resists oxidation in both the liquid and solid states.
    Forms:
    • 4-5 oz. pcs.
    • 5 Lb. Slabs
    Belmont Product Code 19516
    Nominal Composition:
    • 94.75% Al
    • 5.25% Be
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    2.5% Beryllium Aluminum
    2.5% Beryllium Aluminum

    Addition of small amounts of Beryllium appreciably resists oxidation in both the liquid and solid states.
    Forms:
    • 4-5 oz. pcs.
    • 5 Lb. Slabs
    Belmont Product Code 1978
    Nominal Composition:
    • 94.75% Al
    • 5.25% Be
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