2011 Aluminium Flat Bar
2011 aluminium flat bars can vary based on the manufacturer and customer requirements. Using 2011 aluminium for a specific application, it's advisable to consult with the relevant standards and specifications to ensure the alloy's suitability for the intended use.
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Heat Treatable: 2011 is a heat-treatable alloy, and its mechanical properties can be enhanced through heat treatment processes. Surface Finish: The surface finish of 2011 aluminium flat bar can vary based on manufacturing processes. It can be finished to achieve different levels of smoothness or roughness. Formability: While 2011 offers good machinability, it may not be as formable as some other aluminium alloys. It is crucial to consider the intended application and forming requirements. Welding: Welding of 2011 aluminium can be challenging, and it is generally not recommended for fusion welding. However, it can be joined through other methods such as resistance welding. |
2011 Aluminium Flat Bars
Alloy : 2011 Aluminium Alloy
Temper:
O H14 H18 / T351 T3 T4 / H24 H26 H16 / H32 H111 H321 H116 H112 / T6 T651 / T7451 T6511
Diameter: 10mm-500mm
Length: 500mm-6000mm
Standard: GB/T 3880-2012 ASTMB209 EN485
Surface Treatment: Mill Finish / Brush PSolish / Bright Finish
MOQ: The inventory has no MOQ 2mt-3mt
Packing: Standard Export Packing
Port of Dispatch: It depends on the supplier's location and shipping arrangements
Delivery Time: The inventory is 5-7 days . 25-30 days for customized products
Payment: TT / LC / TT+LC
Applications:
Screw machine products | Fasteners | Electrical components | Automotive parts | Precision parts and components
Chemical Composition |
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| Aluminium (Al): | 91.10% |
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| Copper (Cu): | 5.0-6.0% |
| Iron (Fe): | 0.50% |
| Lead (Pb): | 0.20-0.60% |
| Bismuth (Bi): | 0.20-0.60% |
| Other elements: | 0.40% each, 1.20% total |
Corrosion Resistance: While it exhibits reasonable corrosion resistance, 2011 is not as corrosion-resistant as other aluminium alloys with lower copper content. It may be susceptible to corrosion in certain environments.
Free-Machining Alloy: 2011 aluminium is a high-quality, free-machining alloy, primarily due to its high copper content. It is known for its excellent machinability, making it a popular choice for applications requiring intricate parts and components.
