Casting alloys

Aluminum alloys are subdivided into wrought and casting. Alloying elements and deformable, and casting the same, but

Aluminum alloys are wrought and cast. The starting ingot wrought alloys treated by methods of metal forming – rolling, pressing (extrusion)

Unlike deformable aluminum alloys, casting alloys have a much higher content of alloying elements. Copper and silicon in aluminum From

These aluminum alloys, doped tin, specially developed for bearings. Quality bearings main criteria are the load-bearing capacity, fatigue strength

Aluminum casting alloy, major alloying element is copper, have its contents by 4 to 5 %. In addition to these

Aluminum casting alloys differ from wrought aluminum alloys mainly the, they contain a significantly greater amount of silicon. aluminum foundry

Silumin is a group of aluminum alloys having a relatively high content of silicon. Often under the silumin imply a more narrow group of alloys containing

  Primary aluminum foundry alloys are produced from primary aluminum, usually, ingots or bars, which melted with the addition of the necessary