The Aluminium Materials category offers a comprehensive selection of aluminium alloys developed for a wide range of applications in industry, construction, and engineering. Whether pure aluminium or high-strength alloys – each material variant features specific properties tailored to its area of application. Choosing the right aluminium material plays a key role in ensuring the quality, efficiency, and durability of your projects.

Key Properties of Aluminium Materials

Versatility:
Aluminium materials offer a wide range of properties – from excellent conductivity to exceptional strength and corrosion resistance.
Lightweight and Strong:
Aluminium combines low weight with high stability, making it ideal for lightweight construction.
Excellent Corrosion Resistance:
Many aluminium materials are resistant to weather, chemicals, and seawater, making them durable and low-maintenance.
Outstanding Workability:
Aluminium is easy to bend, weld, machine, and form – ideal for efficient integration into production processes.

Overview of Popular Aluminium Materials

EN AW-1050A

Commercially pure aluminium with at least 99.5% aluminium content – ideal for applications requiring high conductivity and corrosion resistance.

EN AW-2007

A high-strength aluminium alloy with excellent machinability, perfect for precision parts in mechanical and automotive engineering.

EN AW-3105

Lightweight and weather-resistant alloy frequently used in construction and packaging applications.

EN AW-5083

Extremely corrosion-resistant alloy, commonly used in shipbuilding and harsh environments.

EN AW-5754

Corrosion-resistant and versatile, widely used in transport and construction industries.

EN AW-6060

Easily formable alloy with excellent surface quality – ideal for architecture and decorative applications.

EN AW-6082

High-strength alloy with good weldability – ideal for load-bearing structures in construction and industry.

Application Areas of Aluminium Materials

Construction:
Aluminium materials are used for facades, roofing systems, window frames, and load-bearing structures that must be durable and weather-resistant.
Transportation:
Aluminium is ideal for vehicle and aircraft components due to its excellent combination of lightness and strength.
Shipbuilding:
Materials like EN AW-5083 and EN AW-5754 are used in marine applications where corrosion resistance and structural integrity are essential.
Mechanical Engineering:
High-strength alloys such as EN AW-2007 and EN AW-6082 are suitable for precision parts and structural components.
Food and Packaging Industry:
Pure aluminium like EN AW-1050A is used in hygienic and chemically neutral applications.

Conclusion

The Aluminium Materials category offers a wide selection of high-quality materials tailored to the specific requirements of a variety of applications. From pure aluminium to high-strength and corrosion-resistant alloys, you will find the right material for your project here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Aluminium Materials

1. What is meant by an aluminum material?

An aluminium material is a pure aluminium or alloy variant that is optimized for specific properties such as corrosion resistance, strength, or workability.

2. Which aluminum materials are available?

Commonly used materials include EN AW-1050A, EN AW-2007, EN AW-3105, EN AW-5083, EN AW-5754, EN AW-6060, and EN AW-6082.

3. How do I choose the right aluminum material?

The choice depends on your project's specific requirements, such as corrosion resistance, strength, or formability. Our experts are happy to assist you.

4. Are aluminum materials corrosion-resistant?

Many aluminium materials, especially from the 5000 and 6000 series, are naturally corrosion-resistant and can be further enhanced through surface treatments.