5052 H18 Aluminum Coil

5052 Aluminum Coil is an alloy composed of 2.5% magnesium and 0.25% chromium and is one of the most promising anti-rust aluminum materials with excellent decorative effects.

This type of alloy is the most widely used anti-rust aluminium, with high strength, strong fatigue resistance, excellent plasticity, and corrosion resistance, etc.; non-heat-treated: high plasticity in the annealed state, good plasticity during semi-quenching, and plasticity during cold quenching Low.

It can be drawn or formed into complex shapes and its slightly greater strength in the annealed condition minimizes the tearing that occurs in 1100 and 3003.

Its lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties make it suitable for marine environments, aircraft fuel tanks, construction, manufacturing, and more.

Typical uses include general sheet metal parts, hinges, heat exchangers, aircraft fuel tanks, electronic mounting panels and panels, fan blades, refrigeration liners, storm shutters and appliances.

The alloy composition of 5052 is:

Magnesium – 2.2%-2.8% by weight

Chromium – 0.15%-0.35% maximum

Copper – 0.1% maximum

Iron – 0.4% maximum

Manganese – 0.1% maximum

Silicon – 0.25% maximum

Zinc – 0.1% maximum

Remainder Aluminium

Advantages Of 5052 Alloy Aluminium Coil

The fatigue properties of this aluminum are very good, with a limit of 115 MPa in the H32 condition and 123 MPa in the H34 condition. Compared to other aluminum alloys, 5052-grade aluminium has moderate alloy content and strength. In a slightly alkaline environment, the 5052 alloy exhibits resistance levels. Its resistance to marine environments is superior to alloy 5005, making it a more popular choice for marine applications.

5052 H32 Vs 5052 H34

5052 H32 and 5052 H34 have the same alloy composition. Therefore, they are variants of the same material. They are the most widely used 5052 aluminum sheet. However, they have different mechanical properties.

H3 indicates incomplete annealing and hardening of the aluminium sheet. The aluminum sheet needs to be stabilized to avoid it becoming too soft. Then the next number represents the hardness rating. As the number increases, so does the hardness grade and grade.

5052-H32 aluminum is quarter hard tempered, while 5052-H34 aluminium is semi-hard tempered. Another hardness rating is “6” for 3/4 hardness and “8” for full hardness.

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