6 series aluminum alloy overview and characteristics
The 6-series aluminum alloy is an aluminum alloy with magnesium and silicon as the main alloying elements and Mg2Si phase as the strengthening phase. It is an aluminum alloy that can be strengthened by heat treatment. The alloy has the advantages of medium strength, high corrosion resistance, no stress corrosion cracking tendency, good welding performance, unchanged corrosion performance in the welding zone, good formability and process performance. When the alloy contains copper, the strength of the alloy can be close to that of the 2-series aluminum alloy, and the process performance is better than that of the 2-series aluminum alloy, but the corrosion resistance is deteriorated, and the alloy has good forging properties. The most widely used 6-series alloys are 6061 and 6063 alloys, which have the best comprehensive properties. The main products are extruded profiles, which are the best extruded alloys. The alloys are widely used as building profiles.
At present, 6 series aluminum alloy grades are produced: 6005, 6060, 6061, 6063, 6082, 6201, 6262, 6463, 6A02. The following is a detailed introduction to their respective uses.
The main purpose of 6 series aluminum alloy
6005 extruded profiles and pipes are used for structural parts that require strength and height greater than 6063 alloys, such as ladders, TV antennas, etc.
6009 Auto Body Panel
6010 Sheet: Automotive Body
6061 requires various industrial structures with certain strength, high weldability and high corrosion resistance, such as pipes, rods, shaped materials, plate
6063 Industrial profiles, building profiles, irrigation pipes and extruded materials for vehicles, benches, furniture, fences, etc.
6066 Forgings and Welded Structural Extrusion Materials
6070 Heavy duty welded structures and extruded materials and pipes for the automotive industry
6101 High-strength rods, electrical conductors and radiator materials for buses
6151 is used for die forging crankshaft parts, machine parts and production rolling rings, which are required to have good forgeability, high strength and good corrosion resistance.
6201 High-strength conductive rods and wires
6205 Thick Plates, Pedals and High Impact Extrusions
6262 Threaded high-stress parts requiring better corrosion resistance than 2011 and 2017 alloys
6351 Extruded structural parts of vehicles, pipelines for water, oil, etc.
6463 Architectural and various utensil profiles, and automotive trim parts with a bright surface after anodizing
6A02 Aircraft engine parts, forgings and die forgings with complex shapes
Post time: Jun-06-2022