Aluminium Alloys

Heat-treatable and non-heat-treatable alloys for extrusions, sheet, and structural applications.

Grade / Alloy	Series	Key Specs (Examples)	Typical Properties & Uses
6063	6000	EN 755, BS EN 573	Excellent extrudability, good corrosion resistance, anodizing quality. Uses: architectural frames, windows, doors, balustrades.
6061	6000	EN 755, AMS 4025	Good strength, weldability, corrosion resistance. Uses: structural components, automotive, heat sinks.
6082	6000	EN 755, BS EN 573	High strength, good machinability. Uses: transport, structural profiles, bridges.
1050	1000	EN 755	High ductility, excellent corrosion resistance. Uses: decorative trim, electrical conductors.
5754	5000	EN 755	High strength, excellent corrosion resistance (marine). Uses: automotive panels, shipbuilding.
5005	5000	EN 755	Good anodizing response. Uses: architectural cladding, signage.
5083	5000	EN 755	Highest strength non-heat-treatable, excellent marine corrosion resistance. Uses: shipbuilding, pressure vessels.
7075	7000	AMS 4045	Ultra-high strength. Uses: aerospace structural parts (when supplied as complementary).
2024	2000	AMS 4037	High fatigue resistance. Uses: aircraft components.
7050	7000	AMS 4050	Thick-section strength and toughness. Uses: aerospace wing structures.
2014	2000	AMS 4045	High strength for machining. Uses: aerospace machined parts.

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