Easy to process. After adding certain alloy elements, forging aluminum alloy with excellent forging function or wrought aluminum alloy with good plasticity can be obtained.

Good conductivity and thermal conductivity. Aluminum is second only to silver, copper and gold in conducting and conducting heat.

High strength. Aluminum and its alloys have high strength. After a certain degree of cold processing, the strength of the matrix can be strengthened. Some brand aluminum alloys can also be strengthened by heat treatment.

The density of aluminum and aluminum alloy is small. The density of aluminum and aluminum alloy is close to 2.7g, about 1 / 3 of that of iron or copper.

Aluminum alloy shell is a variety of shells made of aluminum alloy. Because of convenient processing, high flexibility and high level, it can be useful to improve the added value of commodities, so it is widely used in the electronic industry, usually including aluminum mold shell and aluminum die-casting shell.

There are many welding methods of aluminum alloy and aluminum alloy. Each method has its own application. In addition to the traditional fusion welding, resistance welding and gas welding methods, other welding methods (such as plasma arc welding, electron beam welding, vacuum diffusion welding, etc.) can easily weld aluminum alloy together.

Aluminum alloy material. The main alloy elements are magnesium and silicon, which have excellent processing performance, excellent weldability, extrudability and electroplating, good corrosion resistance and toughness, easy to polish and color film, and excellent anodizing effect. It is a typical extrusion alloy.

The advantages of aluminum alloy shell are shared here. Aluminum alloy has high specific strength, specific modulus, fracture toughness, fatigue strength and corrosion resistance stability. Aluminum alloy materials have the characteristics of low density, non magnetism, stable alloy phase at low temperature, low specific resistance in magnetic field, good air tightness, fast attenuation of induced radiation energy, etc.