Intergranular Corrosion of 6000 Series Alloys

Among the wrought aluminum alloys used today, the most widely used is the 6000 series alloys that can be strengthened by heat treatment, which are a class of Al-Mg-Si and Al-Mg-Si-Cu alloys….

Extruded Aluminum Profiles vs Die Casting Aluminum Parts

Many people cannot distinguish the process and application of extruded aluminum profiles and diecasting aluminum profiles. This article will introduce the difference between these two processing methods through their respective advantages and characteristics….

Why is Die Cast Aluminum Difficult to Anodize?

The die-casting shell is formed by a mold, so the processing time is short and the cost is relatively low. However, aluminum die casting is difficult to anodize. It is believed that many manufacturers should…

Heat Treatment of Aluminum Die Casting

The metallographic structure of aluminum die casting is coarser than that of deformed aluminum alloy, so it is also different during heat treatment. The former has a long holding time, generally more than…

Why are most stamping parts made of aluminum alloys?

At present, the application of aluminum alloy plates in automobiles has been effectively promoted, from Audi’s all-aluminum body, to Chery Jaguar Land Rover’s partial aluminum body, to NIO’s ES8 all-aluminum body. With…

Do You Know Difficulties and Processes of Aluminum Alloy Welding?

Aluminum alloy materials have low density, high strength, high thermal conductivity, strong corrosion-resistance, and excellent physical and mechanical properties, so aluminum sheets and aluminum tubes, etc. are widely used in welding structures of industrial products. Due to…

Extruded Aluminum vs Drawn Aluminum: Which is better?

The manufacturing industry has benefited a lot from aluminum, one of the most widely used metals. Aluminium has frequently been utilized in consumer goods for the food and beverage industry, as well…