5052 H32 Aluminum Sheet for Ocean Fishing Boat

The marine aluminum plate is immersed in water all year and requires excellent corrosion resistance. 5052 aluminum sheet is an Al-Mg alloy with high corrosion resistance and medium strength. It is suited for the production of cost-effective aluminum alloy ships such as ocean fishing boats. In addition to ship hulls, it can be employed in cable bridges, ship sinks, ship compartment flooring, and other ship components.

5052 h32 aluminum plate is a common annealing state for 5052 aluminum plates. The common tempers are O, H32, H34, H36, H38, H111, H112, and so on. 5052 h32 aluminum sheet makes for a sizable share of the total consumption. It is often immediately annealed at 420-475 degrees, which provides high temperature, corrosion, and oxidation resistance.

5052 aluminum sheet is an aluminum-magnesium alloy. The magnesium alloy composition ranges from 2.2-2.8%, and the density is 2.68. In general, we use an intermediate value in the processing process, meaning that the magnesium alloy content is 2.5%. So it is also known as the almg2.5 sheet.

H32 reflects the product's current processing state. H can be defined as the state of incomplete annealing and work hardening, which occurs after the product has been annealed and its hardness has been lowered, making it ready for processing and shaping. Simultaneously, adequate processing and hardening are performed to prevent the product hardness from becoming excessively soft. 32 indicates that the hardness of the product has been stabilized to 1/4.

In summary, the 5052H32 aluminum plate is an aluminum-magnesium alloy having a magnesium alloy concentration of around 2.5%. After stabilization, it is incompletely annealed and hardened, with a hardness of 1/4. In general, this product is resistant to corrosion, has a good surface anodizing effect, and may bend easily.

GNEE Aluminum operates a "1+1 hot rolling production line" for huge aluminum sheets, as well as an ultra-wide 2650mm six-roll cold rolling mill from SMS Siemag in Germany. Our 5052, 5083, and 5086 aluminum sheets have DNV, LR, and ABS certifications, among others.