What is the difference between 3003 and 6061 aluminum?

Although 3003 is about 20\% stronger than pure aluminum, it is noticeably weaker than 6061. Additionally, 3003 is somewhat soft, making it more difficult to machine and vulnerable to scratches. This material has a H22 temper meaning it has been strain-hardened and partially annealed.

What is the difference between 3003 and 3004 aluminum?

Alloy 3004 basically has the same requirements in all aspects with the 3003 aluminum plate, but its strength is higher than that of alloy 3003. 3004 aluminum sheet is of the better formability, solubility, corrosion resistance.

Is 3003 aluminum soft?

In general, 3003 is fairly soft and has good corrosion resistance, good drawing, good workability, moderate strength, and is weldable, while 5052 is stronger and has better corrosion resistance, good drawing, good formability, higher strength, and is also weldable. Both are also non-heat-treatable.

How strong is 3003 aluminum?

The tensile yield strength for 3003 aluminum alloy is 186 MPa (27,000 psi) and the ultimate strength is 200MPa (29,000 psi), which makes 3003 aluminum a moderately strong material.

What aluminum bends the best?

Aluminium alloy 3003
Aluminium alloy 3003. In most cases, this is probably the best alloy for bending. You get average strength, very good cold workability and high elongation. It also offers one of the biggest differences between yield and tensile strength.

What type of aluminum is used in soda cans?

The bodies of beverage cans are made of aluminum alloy (Al) 3004, while the ends are made of Al 5182, making it the largest volume alloy combination in the industry.

What is 3003 Aluminium alloy used for?

Common end-uses for 3003 aluminum include cooking utensils, food containers, chemical equipment, pressure vessels, general sheet metal fabrication, hardware, tanks, and cabinets.

What is 3003 H14 aluminum used for?

It is used for drawing, forming, spinning, fuel tanks, sheet metal works and other applications that require moderate strength for an aluminum with good weldability. H14 designates the temper, and means that 3003 has been strain hardened and partially annealed.

Can you bend a 3003 aluminum?

Aluminium alloy 3003. In most cases, this is probably the best alloy for bending. You get average strength, very good cold workability and high elongation.

What is the difference between 3003 and 5052 aluminum?

In general, 3003 is fairly soft and has good corrosion resistance, good drawing, good workability, moderate strength, and is weldable, while 5052 is stronger and has better corrosion resistance, good drawing, good formability, higher strength, and also is weldable.

What is Al 3003 alloy?

HAOMEI Al. currently supplies 3003 aluminum foils from 0.01 to 0.20mm. Our plant equipped with flatness control system so that to ensure the precious of our foil. AL 3003 alloy is readily machined and is considered as having good machinability for the aluminum alloys.

What are the properties of 3003 aluminum foil?

Properties of 3003 Aluminum Foil. AL 3003 is an alloy with very good corrosion resistance and moderate strength. It is not heat treatable and develops strengthening from cold working only. Main tempers for aluminum foil 3003 includes H 18, H22, H24 and other tempers upon request.

What is Aldal 3003?

AL 3003 is an alloy with very good corrosion resistance and moderate strength. It is not heat treatable and develops strengthening from cold working only. Main tempers for aluminum foil 3003 includes H 18, H22, H24 and other tempers upon request.