What are the characteristics of aluminum alloy die-casting? Let's take a brief look below:

Aluminum alloy is made by adding some alloying elements to pure aluminum, such as aluminum manganese alloy, aluminum copper alloy, aluminum copper magnesium series hard aluminum alloy, and aluminum zinc magnesium copper series super hard aluminum alloy. Aluminum alloy has better physical and mechanical functions than pure aluminum: easy to process, high durability, wide practical boundaries, good decorative effects, and exciting designs. Aluminum alloys are divided into varieties such as rust resistant aluminum, hard aluminum, and superhard aluminum, each with its own application boundary and code for users to choose from.

Aluminum alloy still maintains its lightweight characteristics, but its mechanical function is clearly improved. The use of aluminum alloy raw materials includes the following three aspects: firstly, as load-bearing components; Secondly, it is used as raw materials for doors, windows, pipes, covers, shells, etc; The third is as decoration and insulation materials. After the anodizing treatment of aluminum alloy, it is recommended to use coloring to make various decorations. Aluminum alloy plates and profiles can undergo secondary processing such as anti-corrosion, embossing, painting, printing, etc. on the surface to produce various decorative plates and profiles as decorative raw materials.

The above are the characteristics of aluminum alloy die-casting, hoping to be helpful to you.