5356 Aluminium Plate
Aluminum alloy 5356 is a commonly used filler metal alloy for welding aluminum. It is primarily designed for welding 5xxx series aluminum alloys and is well-suited for applications in marine environments due to its good resistance to corrosion.
| Properties: |
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Density:2.67 g/cm³ Melting Point:Approximately 575°C (1070°F) Tensile Strength:Varies based on the welding process and conditions. Yield Strength:Varies based on the welding process and conditions. Elongation at Break:Varies based on the welding process and conditions. Modulus of Elasticity:Approximately 70 GPa (10,200 ksi) |
| Details and Characteristics: |
Anodizing Compatibility:5356 is often chosen in applications where anodizing is required, as it responds well to anodizing treatments. Weldability:5356 is widely used as a welding wire filler metal due to its excellent weldability. It is suitable for both manual and automatic welding processes. Corrosion Resistance:This alloy offers good corrosion resistance, particularly in marine environments. It is often chosen for welding applications where corrosion resistance is crucial. |
5356 Aluminium Plates
Alloy: 5356 Aluminium Alloy
Temper:
O H14 H24 H18 / T351 T3 T4 T651 T6 / H14 H24 H26 H16 / H32 H111 H321 H116 H112 / T6 T651 / T651 T6 T7451
Thickness: 0.2mm-300mm
Width: 500mm-3000mm
Standard: GB/ 3880-2012 ASTMB209 EN485
Surface Treatment: Mill finish / Brush polish
PVC Coated: One side or two side PVC
MOQ: The inventory has no MOQ
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
Chemical Composition |
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| Aluminium (Al): | 98.7% |
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| Manganese (Mn): | 0.05% - 0.20% |
| Magnesium (Mg): | 4.5% - 5.5% |
| Zinc (Zn): | 0.10% |
| Chromium (Cr): | 0.05% - 0.20% |
| Titanium (Ti): | 0.06% - 0.20% |
| Others | 0.05%(each)- 0.15%(total) |
Applications:Commonly used for welding aluminum alloy 5050, 5052, 5083, 5086, 5154, 5454, and 5456. Applications include marine components, such as boat hulls and structures, and other welded structures in industries where corrosion resistance is important.
