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• 5.2% magnesium
• 0.1% manganese
• 0.1% chromium

• Require a weldable alloy of high to moderate strength
• Good corrosion resistance
• Used in Marine applications
• Unfired welded pressure vessels
• TV towers
• Drilling Rigs
• Transportation equipment
• Armour plate

• This is a non-heat treatable alloy for strengthening
• Very good corrosion resistance
• Easily welded
• Does have good strength

• Commonly used in the manufacture of unfired
• Welded pressure vessels
• Marine
• Auto aircraft cryogenics Aluminium Alloy 5086
• Drilling Rigs
• TV towers
• Transportation equipment
• Missile components

• Electrical conductivity 28% of copper

• Shear strength in O temper is 25 KSI 3.8

These products are widely appreciated in the market for their features like dimensional accuracy, robust construction, low maintenance, sturdy design and corrosion resistance nature. Further, the metals offered by us can be customized on the basis of size, dimensions and specifications as per the requirements of our clients

• Applications: Commonly used in the manufacture of structural
• Components: Used in high temperature applications as well as high strength amendments
• Mach-inability: In the annealed condition this alloy is readily machined
• Forming: The alloy may be readily formed by conventional methods
• Welding: Welding heat input affects the corrosion resistance of this alloy in an adverse manner
• Heat treatment: Solution heat treatment is done at 1000 F Followed by a cold water quench (T4 condition)
• Forging: Hot forging may be done providing the finished product is given The aging heat treatment to restore corrosion resistance
• Hot working: Hot working should be avoided unless it is feasible to give the finished product The aging heat treatment after all hot working is done
• Cold working: Cold working by conventional means is readily accomplished
• Annealing:Solution annealing is done at 1000 F for adequate time to allow thorough heating, followed by a cold water quench
• Hardening: This alloy is hardened (strengthened) by an aging Heat treatment: By controlled cold working from the solution annealed condition
• Other Physical Props: Electrical conductivity 30% that of copper
• Physical data: Density (lb/cu. in.) 0.103 Specific gravity: 2.84 Melting point (Deg F): 950 Modulus of elasticity tension: 10.6

Aluminum and its alloys are widely used for a majority of the reasons. Its cheap, light-weight, and high performance are the main reasons for its widespread use. It is chemically resistive, non-sparking, electrically conductive, reflective, thermally conductive, non-magnetic. It is implemented in the marine and aerospace industries, construction, electronic enclosures, aircraft, and spacecraft.

Aluminium alloys 2014 alcad sheet manufacturer are present in so many designs because it is having the characteristics as the ease of manufacture, machinability, strength to weight ratio. Anodizing increases this corrosion resistance, permits different color finishes, and surface hardness.

Chemical Composition of Aluminium Alloys 2014 Alcad Sheet

• Corrosion resistance: Maintains the same high resistance to atmospheric corrosion as softer tempers. When anodized, it produces a clear, bright film, making it well-suited for decorative and architectural applications.
• Weldability: Exhibits excellent welding characteristics, and all commercial welding methods can be used. When welding prior to anodizing, using 5356 welding wire can help minimize color variations.
• Formability: While more rigid than softer tempers, hard temper 5005 sheets can still be formed, especially in stabilized tempers like H34.
• Machinability: Generally has poor machinability compared to other aluminum alloys. Machinability improves in harder tempers, such as H34 and H38, but is still considered difficult. 

• Architectural: Exterior building panels, cladding, and corrugated sheets.
• Signage: Road signs, name plates, and other signage that requires a durable, attractive finish.
• Appliances: Trim and panels for refrigerators and other household appliances.
• Decorative trim: Architectural and interior decorative components that benefit from a high-quality anodized finish. 

• H18: Full-hard temper achieved through cold working. Offers maximum strength and hardness but with reduced ductility.
• H14: Half-hard temper, which provides a good balance of strength and formability.
• H38: Strain-hardened and then stabilized to improve ductility and internal stress.
• H34: A stabilized temper that offers better ductility than H38. 

Aluminum Sheet 5005

Overview:
Aluminum Sheet 5005 is a high-quality aluminum alloy sheet known for its excellent corrosion resistance, moderate strength, and lightweight properties. It is commonly used in architectural, decorative, and industrial applications, particularly in outdoor and marine environments due to its resistance to oxidation and weathering.

• Excellent corrosion resistance for outdoor and marine use

• Good formability and weldability

• Moderate tensile strength suitable for structural and decorative applications

• Lightweight yet durable

• Can be anodized, coated, or painted for aesthetic finishes

• Thickness: 0.3 mm – 6 mm

• Width: 1000 mm, 1220 mm, 1250 mm, 1500 mm, or custom

• Length: 2000 mm, 2440 mm, 2500 mm, 3000 mm, or custom

• Surface Finish: Mill finish, Polished, Anodized, PVDF coated

• Architectural panels, roofing, and cladding

• Signage and decorative panels

• Transportation and automotive body panels

• Industrial equipment and machinery housings

• Marine and outdoor applications

• Lightweight with excellent corrosion resistance

• Easy to fabricate, cut, and bend

• Long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance

• Suitable for anodizing or coating for decorative purposes

Common Trade Names: 5005 Aluminum Sheet, Aluminium Mg 5005 Sheet, Architectural Grade Aluminum Sheet

Available Forms: Sheets, Plates, Coils, Cut-to-Size Panels, Anodized or Coated Surfaces

5005 Aluminum Sheet

Overview:
5005 Aluminum Sheet is a high-quality alloy sheet known for its excellent corrosion resistance, moderate strength, and lightweight properties. It is commonly used in architectural, decorative, and industrial applications, particularly for outdoor and marine environments due to its resistance to oxidation and weathering.

• Excellent corrosion resistance, suitable for outdoor and marine applications

• Good formability and weldability

• Moderate tensile strength for structural and decorative use

• Lightweight yet durable

• Can be anodized, coated, or painted for enhanced aesthetics

• Thickness: 0.3 mm – 6 mm

• Width: 1000 mm, 1220 mm, 1250 mm, 1500 mm, or custom

• Length: 2000 mm, 2440 mm, 2500 mm, 3000 mm, or custom

• Surface Finish: Mill finish, Polished, Anodized, PVDF coated

• Architectural panels, roofing, and cladding

• Signage and decorative panels

• Transportation and automotive body panels

• Industrial equipment and machinery housings

• Marine and outdoor applications

• Lightweight with excellent corrosion resistance

• Easy to fabricate, cut, and bend

• Long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance

• Suitable for anodizing or coating for decorative purposes

Common Trade Names: 5005 Aluminum Sheet, Aluminium Mg 5005 Sheet, Architectural Grade Aluminum Sheet

Available Forms: Sheets, Plates, Coils, Cut-to-Size Panels, Anodized or Coated Surfaces

Aluminium 5005 Sheet

Overview:
Aluminium 5005 Sheets are high-corrosion-resistant aluminium sheets made primarily of aluminium with magnesium as the primary alloying element. They are widely used in architectural, decorative, and industrial applications due to their excellent corrosion resistance, moderate strength, and lightweight properties.

• Excellent corrosion resistance, especially for outdoor and marine environments

• Good formability and weldability

• Moderate tensile strength suitable for structural and decorative applications

• Lightweight yet durable

• Can be anodized or coated for enhanced surface finish

Aluminium Sheets Grade 5005

Overview:
Aluminium Sheets Grade 5005 are high-purity aluminium sheets with excellent corrosion resistance, moderate strength, and good formability. Grade 5005 is widely used in architectural, decorative, and industrial applications, especially where outdoor exposure is expected due to its resistance to corrosion.

• Excellent corrosion resistance, especially in marine and industrial environments

• Good anodizing and painting properties

• Moderate tensile strength suitable for structural applications

• Lightweight and durable

• Good formability for bending and shaping operations

Aluminium 1060 Sheet is a commercially pure aluminum sheet (99.6% minimum aluminum content) known for its excellent corrosion resistance, high ductility, and outstanding thermal and electrical conductivity. It is soft and highly formable, making it ideal for applications that require bending, shaping, or deep drawing. 1060 aluminum is widely used in industries such as chemical, food, electronics, and architecture.

• Aluminum (Al): 99.6% min

• Silicon (Si): 0.25% max

• Iron (Fe): 0.35% max

• Copper (Cu): 0.05% max

• Manganese (Mn): 0.03% max

• Magnesium (Mg): 0.03% max

• Zinc (Zn): 0.05% max

• Titanium (Ti): 0.03% max

• Balance: Aluminum

• Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Resistant to atmospheric corrosion and chemical exposure.

• High Ductility & Formability: Can be easily bent, rolled, and drawn without cracking.

• Good Thermal & Electrical Conductivity: Suitable for heat exchangers and electrical applications.

• Lightweight: Low density for weight-sensitive applications.

• Non-Magnetic & Non-Toxic: Safe for food and chemical handling equipment.

• Chemical & Food Industry: Storage tanks, pipes, and processing equipment.

• Electrical Applications: Busbars, connectors, and conductive components.

• Architectural & Construction: Cladding, panels, and roofing sheets.

• Automotive & Transport: Lightweight components and heat exchangers.

• General Engineering: Decorative and industrial applications requiring corrosion resistance.

• Sheets and Plates (hot rolled, cold rolled, or brushed finish)

• Custom thicknesses and sizes

• Surface finishes: Mill finish, anodized, or coated

• Corrosion resistance: Offers very good resistance to general corrosion and is specifically suited for marine and industrial atmospheres.
• Weldability: Has very good welding characteristics and can be welded using all common commercial methods.
• Formability: Features excellent formability due to its high modulus of elasticity, making it easy to bend and shape without cracking.
• Fatigue strength: Possesses high fatigue strength, which is important for applications that involve cyclic loading or vibration.
• Finish: Offers very good finishing qualities, making it suitable for decorative anodizing. 

• Marine: Used for marine fuel tanks, boat hulls, and marine hardware due to its superior corrosion resistance to saltwater.
• Electrical enclosures: NEMA-rated electrical enclosures and cabinets, particularly for outdoor use.
• Appliances: Panels and trim for appliances, refrigerators, and cooking equipment.
• Transportation: Components like truck trailers, aircraft fuel tanks, and pneumatic tubing.
• Architecture: Building facades, architectural paneling, and other applications requiring both durability and a good finish.
• Other general fabrication: Ideal for general sheet metal work, chemical equipment, and signage. 

• High Strength: 6082 sheets are the strongest in the 6000 series, making them ideal for load-bearing and structural applications.
• Corrosion Resistance: The sheets offer excellent resistance to atmospheric and marine corrosion.
• Weldability: The alloy has good weldability using various commercial methods, though strength may be slightly reduced in the weld zone.
• Machinability: In heat-treated tempers like T6, 6082 sheets machine well, producing tight coils of swarf when chip breakers are used.
• Tempered Conditions: HE-30 sheets are available in various tempers, such as:
  • T4: Naturally aged to a stable condition.
  • T6: Solution heat-treated and artificially aged for maximum strength. 

• Structural Engineering: Used for building frameworks, bridges, cranes, and roof trusses.
• Transport: Components for trucks, trailers, railway carriages, and ship building.
• Industrial Equipment: Utilized for beer barrels, milk churns, and pressure vessels.
• General Fabrication: Suited for parts that require durability and good machinability

A high strength 4 to 5% Copper alloy produced in extruded bar and profile form, in the fully heat-treated condition (solution heat-treated & artificially aged)normally stocked in the T6511 condition (stress relieved by controlled stretching) Except for sizes under 10mm diameter and over 203.2mm diameter. (T6 only). Over 203.mm diameter is manufactured to chemical composition Only.
Machinability of aluminium alloy 2014A is very good.
Typical applications of aluminum alloy 2014A are high strength components especially for use in the aerospace and defence industries.

This datasheet relates to temper T6511. The most common temper for aluminium alloy 2014A are:

• T6 - Solution heat treated and artificially aged
• T3 - Solution heat treated, cold worked and naturally aged
• T6511 - Solution heat treated and stress-relieved by stretching then artificially aged with minor straightening after aging - Equivalent to T4 condition

Round Bar is stocked in the range 1/2inch to 10inch diameter.
Plate is stokced in thicknesses 1/2inch to 4 inch.

• Bar
• Plate

Resistance to atmospheric attack:

Poor, especially when exposed to water or salt

Environments.

To protect against atmospheric corrosion

in storage, lightly coat with Lanolin based protective

Oil.

For further information, please contact Sales Dept

Brazing & Soldering - Not recommended

Oxygen - Not recommended

Inert Gas - Not recommended

Resistance, Spot, Beam - Excellent

Anodising

- Protective - Fair

- Bright - Unsuitable

- Hard - Good

- Colour - Fair (Dark colour only)

These products are widely appreciated in the market for their features like dimensional accuracy, robust construction, low maintenance, sturdy design and corrosion resistance nature. Further, the metals offered by us can be customized on the basis of size, dimensions and specifications as per the requirements of our clients

• Used for structural components
• Frames
• Brackets
• Jigs
• Fixtures
• Base plates
• Machine parts
• Hydraulic valve bodies
• Valves parts
• Fuse parts
• Gears
• Worm Gears
• Rectifier parts
• Fasteners
• Truck and marine components
• Marine fittings and hardware
• Electrical fittings and connectors
• Hinge pins
• Magneto parts
• Appliance fittings
• Camera lens mounts

• 6061 is commonly used for structural components, frames, brackets, jigs, fixtures, base plates, machine parts, hydraulic valve bodies, valves parts, fuse parts, gears, worm gears, rectifier parts, fasteners, truck and marine components, marine fittings and hardware, electrical fittings and connectors, hinge pins, magneto parts, appliance fittings, camera lens mounts, etc. 6061 is used for heavy-duty structures requiring good strength-to-weight ratio with good corrosion resistance. 6061 is easily cold worked and formed in the annealed condition. Cutting, stamping, bending, deep drawing, drilling, tapping, etc. are all readily accomplished using standard methods.

• 6061 in the T4 condition has a machinability rating of 90% when compared to 2011 at 100%. Machines to a high finish.
• 6061 can be forged at temperatures in the range of 750 to 900F. Hot working may be done in the temperature range of 500F to 700F

• Has a machinability rating of 90%
• Compared to 2011 at 100%
• High finish
• 6061 can be forged at temperatures in the range of 750 to 900F
• Hot working may be done in the temperature range of 500F to 700F
• 6061 can be readily welded using all the common welding techniques

• Solution heat treat at 990F for adequate time to allow for thorough heating and then water quenched. Precipitation hardening is done at 320F for 18 hours and air cool, followed by 350F for 8 hours and air cooled.

• Annealing should be done at 775F for at 2 to 3 hours at temperature, followed by controlled cooling at 50F per hour down to 500F then air cooled.

• The ging precipitation heat treatment is done at 350F for 8 hours followed by air cooling. This produces the T6 temper.

• 3003: An aluminum-manganese alloy with moderate strength and good workability. It offers superior corrosion resistance compared to pure aluminum.
  • Applications: General purpose fabrication, chemical equipment, food and beverage containers, and heat exchangers.
• 5052: A non-heat-treatable aluminum-magnesium alloy known for its excellent corrosion resistance, especially in marine environments. It is stronger than 3003 and has high fatigue strength.
  • Applications: Marine equipment, fuel tanks, electronic chassis, and storage tanks.
• 5083: A high-performance, non-heat-treatable alloy with exceptional resistance to corrosion, particularly in saltwater. It has the highest strength of all non-heat-treatable aluminum alloys.
  • Applications: Shipbuilding, offshore structures, truck bodies, and pressure vessels.
• 6061: A heat-treatable, medium-to-high strength alloy known for its good mechanical properties, excellent weldability, and decent corrosion resistance.
  • Applications: Structural frames, transport components, pipelines, recreational equipment, and machine parts.
• 6082: The strongest of the 6000 series alloys, offering excellent weldability, good corrosion resistance, and good machinability.
  • Applications: Bridges, cranes, transport equipment, and structural applications.
• 7075: A heat-treatable, high-strength alloy, alloyed with zinc, that provides exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, toughness, and fatigue resistance. It has fair corrosion resistance.
  • Applications: Aerospace and military components, sports equipment, and other high-stress applications.
• 8011: A non-heat-treatable alloy known for its high ductility and formability, making it suitable for foil applications.

• Durable
• All weather proof
• Heat dissipation
• Excellent strength

An Aluminium HE-30 sheet is the Indian equivalent of the international standard Aluminium 6082 sheet, a medium-strength, heat-treatable structural alloy. It is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, good weldability, and high strength-to-weight ratio, making it a popular choice for high-stress applications. The addition of manganese controls its grain structure, resulting in a stronger alloy. 

Key properties

High Strength: 6082 sheets are the strongest in the 6000 series, making them ideal for load-bearing and structural applications.

Corrosion Resistance: The sheets offer excellent resistance to atmospheric and marine corrosion.

Weldability: The alloy has good weldability using various commercial methods, though strength may be slightly reduced in the weld zone.

Machinability: In heat-treated tempers like T6, 6082 sheets machine well, producing tight coils of swarf when chip breakers are used.

Tempered Conditions: HE-30 sheets are available in various tempers, such as:

T4: Naturally aged to a stable condition.

T6: Solution heat-treated and artificially aged for maximum strength. 

Common applications

The balanced properties of HE-30 (6082) sheets make them suitable for a wide range of demanding industrial and structural applications. 

Structural Engineering: Used for building frameworks, bridges, cranes, and roof trusses.

Transport: Components for trucks, trailers, railway carriages, and ship building.

Industrial Equipment: Utilized for beer barrels, milk churns, and pressure vessels.

General Fabrication: Suited for parts that require durability and good machinability

• Tensile strength: 228 MPa (33,000 psi)
• Tensile yield strength: 193 MPa (28,000 psi)
• Hardness (Brinell): 70–90 HB
• Formability: High modulus of elasticity, allowing for excellent formability, with the ability to handle sharp bends. 

• Corrosion resistance: Offers very good resistance to corrosion, especially in marine environments and industrial atmospheres.
• Weldability: Has very good welding characteristics and can be welded using various commercial methods.
• Weight: Low density, similar to other aluminum alloys, providing a high strength-to-weight ratio.
• Finish: Good finishing qualities, making it suitable for decorative anodizing. 

• Marine: Fuel tanks, boat hulls, and marine fittings due to its superior corrosion resistance to saltwater.
• Electrical enclosures: NEMA-rated electrical enclosures, particularly for outdoor use.
• Appliances: Panels and enclosures for various household and commercial appliances.
• Transportation: Aircraft fuel tanks, pneumatic tubing, and vehicle panels.
• Architecture: Architectural paneling and decorative trim, benefiting from its good finishability. 

These products are widely appreciated in the market for their features like dimensional accuracy, robust construction, low maintenance, sturdy design and corrosion resistance nature. Further, the metals offered by us can be customized on the basis of size, dimensions and specifications as per the requirements of our clients

These products are widely appreciated in the market for their features like dimensional accuracy, robust construction, low maintenance, sturdy design and corrosion resistance nature. Further, the metals offered by us can be customized on the basis of size, dimensions and specifications as per the requirements of our clients

• High Strength: 7075-T6 boasts an ultimate tensile strength of 510–540 MPa (74,000–78,000 psi) and a yield strength of 430–480 MPa (63,000–69,000 psi), which is almost double the strength of 6061 T6 aluminum.
• Poor Weldability: 7075 is not recommended for general welding applications, as arc or gas welding can compromise its corrosion resistance. Resistance welding is a lower-risk alternative.
• Corrosion Resistance: The corrosion resistance of 7075 is lower than many other aluminum alloys, particularly in the T6 temper, and it is more susceptible to stress corrosion cracking than the overaged T73 temper.
• Machinability: The machinability of 7075 is considered average to good.
• Lightweight: It offers a high strength-to-weight ratio, making it an excellent choice for applications where both weight savings and durability are critical. 

• Aerospace: Used for highly stressed structural parts of aircraft, such as wing spars, fuselage frames, and fittings.
• Defense: Components for firearms (like receivers and barrels), missile parts, and military vehicle armor.
• Transportation: High-performance car parts, bicycle components, and stress-bearing fittings on ships.
• Tooling: Jigs, fixtures, and other industrial equipment that requires high stiffness and precision.
• Sporting Goods: Items like rock climbing equipment and archery gear. 

• High strength: It has the highest strength among the non-heat-treatable aluminium alloys, offering high tensile and fatigue strength.
• Corrosion resistance: 5083 is highly resistant to both marine and industrial chemical corrosion, making it a primary "marine grade" aluminum.
• Excellent weldability: It can be easily welded using various commercial methods, and it retains exceptional strength after welding.
• Good processibility: The alloy has good formability and can be processed easily, which is why it is used for complex boat structures.
• Low density: Its low density contributes to a high strength-to-weight ratio, which is important for vehicle and marine applications.
• Not suitable for high temperatures: It is not recommended for use in temperatures exceeding 65°C. 

• Marine: Extensively used in shipbuilding for hulls, superstructures, decks, and offshore platforms.
• Transportation: Used for vehicle bodies, tank trucks, railway carriages, and vehicle armor plate.
• Industrial Equipment: Suitable for pressure vessels, cryogenic storage tanks, drilling rigs, and mine skips and cages.
• Defense: Its high strength-to-weight ratio makes it useful in military vehicles and missile components

• High strength: 6082 T6 offers high tensile and yield strength, making it suitable for high-stress applications.
• Corrosion resistance: It provides excellent resistance to general corrosion, even in marine and atmospheric environments.
• Good weldability: The alloy has very good weldability, though its strength can be reduced in the weld zone.
• Machinability: In the T6 temper, 6082 machines well and produces tight coils of swarf when chip breakers are used.
• Formability: It has good formability, allowing it to be bent and formed into various shapes. 

• Proof Stress: 240 MPa (minimum)
• Tensile Strength: 295 MPa (minimum)
• Hardness Brinell: 89 HB 

• Structural Components: Used in building frameworks, bridges, scaffolding, trusses, and cranes.
• Transport: Utilized in the automotive and aerospace industries for components like panels, frames, truck and trailer parts, and railway carriage parts.
• Marine Equipment: Ideal for boat hulls, masts, and offshore structures due to its resistance to saltwater corrosion.
• Machinery and Equipment: Employed in the manufacturing of machine parts, jigs, and fixtures where durability and machinability are needed.
• Food Processing: Used in industrial equipment within the food processing industry.
• Transport Containers: Commonly used for beer barrels, milk churns, and ore skip

• Transportation: Used for truck and trailer components, as well as railway carriage parts.
• Structural engineering: Ideal for structural frameworks, bridges, and cranes.
• Marine applications: Its resistance to saltwater makes it suitable for shipbuilding and offshore structures.
• Aerospace: Used in aircraft components, wing ribs, and fuselage structures.
• General engineering: Applied in the manufacture of precision-machined parts and molds. 

Thickness ranges from 1 MM to 300 MM

• Corrosion resistance: The alloy exhibits good resistance to corrosion, which is further improved by the H-tempers.
• Mechanical properties: The sheets' ultimate tensile and yield strengths vary depending on the temper, allowing for different levels of hardness and durability.
• Formability: Its excellent ductility and deep drawing characteristics make it ideal for forming into complex shapes without cracking.
• Wettability: The alloy has good wettability, making it suitable for applications where surface contact is important, such as in packaging. 

• H14: Strain-hardened to a half-hard state, providing a good balance of strength and ductility.
• H18: Heavily strain-hardened to achieve maximum hardness. In some cases, it may be susceptible to cracking during severe forming. 

• Food packaging: Its non-toxic properties and resistance to moisture and heat make it ideal for food-grade foil and bottle caps.
• Construction: The sheets are used in construction for applications like roofing, siding, and paneling due to their corrosion resistance and low weight.
• Automotive: Found in various automotive components, including heat shields and engine parts.
• Electrical components: Used in electrical engineering for capacitors and other components.
• Pharmaceutical packaging: Excellent barrier properties protect sensitive pharmaceutical products from moisture and contaminants. 

• 7075-T6: This is the most common temper for 7075 and is known for its maximum strength and hardness. However, it is more susceptible to stress corrosion cracking than the T73 temper.
• 7075-T651: This temper is similar to T6 but includes a stress-relieving process after heat treatment. This helps prevent distortion during machining, making it ideal for blocks that will be machined into final components.
• 7075-T73: This temper is "overaged" beyond the T6 condition to offer improved resistance to stress corrosion cracking. While slightly weaker than T6, it is more ductile and durable in high-stress environments.
• 7075-T7351: Like T73, this temper offers enhanced resistance to stress corrosion cracking, and the "-51" designation indicates it has also been stress-relieved for machining. 

• Aerospace: Highly stressed structural parts like wing spars, fuselage frames, and fittings.
• Defense: Components for firearms, military vehicle armor, and missile parts.
• High-performance automotive: Engine components, suspension parts, and other structural fittings.
• Tooling: Molds, jigs, and fixtures requiring high stiffness and precision. 

1060-H14 aluminum is 1060 aluminum in the H14 temper. To achieve this temper, the metal is strain hardened to a strength that is roughly halfway between annealed (O) and full-hard (H18).

Thickness ranges from 0.7 mm to 12 mm

• Composition: Primarily an alloy of aluminium, magnesium, and silicon, with added manganese to control the grain structure and increase strength.
• Corrosion Resistance: Offers excellent resistance to general and atmospheric corrosion, including in marine environments.
• Weldability: The alloy has good weldability using various commercial methods, though strength may be slightly lowered in the weld zone.
• Machinability: Machines well, especially in the T6 temper, and can produce tight swarf coils with the use of chip breakers.
• Heat Treatment: 6082 is a heat-treatable alloy, commonly found in T4 (naturally aged) and T6 (artificially aged for maximum strength) tempers.
• Density: Lightweight with a density of 2.70 g/cm³, contributing to a high strength-to-weight ratio. 

• Structural Engineering: Bridges, cranes, roof trusses, and building frameworks.
• Transportation: Truck bodies, railway carriages, ship building, and general transport applications.
• Marine: Boat hulls, masts, and offshore structures that require saltwater corrosion resistance.
• Industrial Equipment: Ore skips, beer barrels, milk churns, and pressure vessels.
• Aerospace: Used for structural components where weight reduction is crucial. 

• Composition: Primarily an alloy of aluminium, magnesium, and silicon, with added manganese to control the grain structure and increase strength.
• Corrosion Resistance: Offers excellent resistance to general and atmospheric corrosion, including in marine environments.
• Weldability: The alloy has good weldability using various commercial methods, though strength may be slightly lowered in the weld zone.
• Machinability: Machines well, especially in the T6 temper, and can produce tight swarf coils with the use of chip breakers.
• Heat Treatment: 6082 is a heat-treatable alloy, commonly found in T4 (naturally aged) and T6 (artificially aged for maximum strength) tempers.
• Density: Lightweight with a density of 2.70 g/cm³, contributing to a high strength-to-weight ratio. 

• Structural Engineering: Bridges, cranes, roof trusses, and building frameworks.
• Transportation: Truck bodies, railway carriages, ship building, and general transport applications.
• Marine: Boat hulls, masts, and offshore structures that require saltwater corrosion resistance.
• Industrial Equipment: Ore skips, beer barrels, milk churns, and pressure vessels.
• Aerospace: Used for structural components where weight reduction is crucial. 

• Corrosion resistance: 5083 is exceptionally resistant to attack by seawater and industrial chemicals, making it a "marine grade" aluminum.
• High strength: It has the highest strength among the non-heat-treatable aluminium alloys, retaining good formability despite being tempered.
• Weldability: Offers excellent weldability and maintains a high degree of strength even after welding.
• Temperature use: Not recommended for applications where temperatures exceed 65°C.
• Density: Has a low density of approximately 2.66 g/cc, contributing to its high strength-to-weight ratio. 

• Marine: Used extensively for shipbuilding, including hulls, bulkheads, and other structural components of yachts, ferries, and offshore platforms.
• Transport: Employed in the manufacture of truck bodies, railway carriage components, tankers, and transport containers like barrels and milk churns.
• Defense: Due to its high strength, the alloy is also used for vehicle armor plating.
• Industrial equipment: Suitable for pressure vessels, storage tanks, and other equipment exposed to harsh chemical environments. 

In order to keep pace with the never-ending demands of customers, we are involved into offering wide range of 1200 H14 Hindalco Aluminium Sheets.

We Can offer the best Prices and Acountability for our Products as there are no Suppliers Involved.

If you have a custom requirement we can get it made to fit your specific needs.

1200 H14 hindalco material is suitable for your bending needs and will not crack as compared to other commercially available material . eg. 8011 H14 which WILL crack on bending.

We also Offer PVC coated aluminium sheets to help keep the surface clean when material is being fabricated as per customer requirements.

The prices are Ex- Bhiwandi for Full bundles.
Payment terms are against PI. 

Material meets all standards of ASTM B209.We will also Provide hindalco test Certificates with corresponding batch Numbers. 

• Flooring: Used for buses, trucks, industrial sheds, and workshops to improve safety and traction.
• Stair treads and ramps: Installed on stairs and ramps to prevent slips and falls.
• Vehicle construction: Used for interior paneling in cabins and trucks.
• Decorative purposes: The pattern is often used for architectural applications and in building entrances.
• Containers: Fabricated into toolboxes, transport containers, and storage equipment. 

• Alloy 3003: Known for good corrosion resistance and workability.
• Alloy 5052: Offers very good corrosion resistance and higher strength than 3003.
• Alloy 6061: A heat-treatable alloy with good strength and corrosion resistance.
• Alloy 8011: Known for its good deep drawing quality, suitable for packaging and other formed applications.
• Pattern options: The most common pattern is the 5-bar, featuring five raised bars arranged in a pattern. Other options include diamond and two-bar patterns.