Aluminum alloys are essential to a wide variety of applications From planes to trains, cans and cars—when engineers are looking for a way to reduce weight but retain strength, they often turn to lightweight, durable Aluminum. The white metal only has been manufactured in commercial quantities for just over a century, largely due to the…
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A356 has very good casting and machining characteristics. Corrosion resistance is excellent and it has very good weldability characteristics. Mechanical properties are rated excellent. Typically this alloy is used in castings for aircraft parts, pump housings, impellers, high velocity blowers and structural castings where high strength is required. The fact that A356 has good castability makes it a logical choice for intricate and complex castings where lightweight, pressure tightness and excellent mechanical properties are needed.
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Belmont Product Code 10A356P Nominal Composition: - 92.6% Al
- 7% Si
- 0.4% Mg
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The 200-Series of Aluminum-Copper Alloys are well known for very high strength; nearly double that of the more common 300-Series of Aluminum-Silicon alloys. However, the 200 series can be very difficult to cast. These alloys should be considered where the strength vs. weight ratio is the key consideration such as in the Aerospace and Transportation sector.
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Belmont Product Code 19413 Nominal Composition: - 94% Al
- 4.5% Cu
- 0.7% Ag
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Belmont Product Code 18912 Nominal Composition: - 90% Al
- 2% Cu
- 0.8% Mg
- 1.2% Ni
- 6% Sn