Application
Automotive Grade Aluminum
Special-purpose vehicle aluminum alloy profiles (utilizing 6061, 6005A, and 7005 aluminum alloys) are widely used in specialized automotive components
Automotive Aluminum Profiles
High-speed train carriage external framework, reinforced structure, fixed structure. Dimensions can be customized
Battery Bracket for Energy Vehicles
The main material used for securing the electric vehicle battery is aluminum alloy, known for its durability, and strength。
Automotive Crash Structure
High-speed train carriage external framework, reinforced structure, fixed structure. Dimensions can be customized
Vehicle Body Profiles
Mainly used in high-speed train carriages.
Conductive Rail Profiles
The use of conductive rail profiles in railway transportation
Train Side Panel Profiles
These profiles are lightweight, durable, and have excellent structural integrity.
Aluminum Alloy for Car
Automotive Grade Aluminum
Automotive Grade Aluminum alloys are primarily used in the manufacturing of various automotive components, such as body panels, chassis, engine blocks, wheels, and structural parts. The use of aluminum alloys in automobiles helps reduce weight, leading to improved fuel efficiency, enhanced handling, and increased overall performance.
Our Automotive Aluminum for Sale
Special-purpose vehicle aluminum alloy profiles (utilizing 6061, 6005A, and 7005 aluminum alloys) are widely used in specialized automotive components or decorative assemblies for tankers, trailers, refrigerated trucks, water trucks, and other specialized vehicles. These profiles exhibit excellent mechanical properties and some profiles also possess good fatigue performance. The weight reduction in specialized vehicles is of great significance for energy conservation, reducing operating costs. Aluminum profiles are highly corrosion-resistant, have high strength-to-weight ratio, and good formability, making them popularly applied in specialized vehicles both domestically and internationally.
What aluminum is used in the automotive industry?
- 6000 Series Aluminum is known for its excellent combination of strength, formability, and corrosion resistance. It is often used for body panels, chassis components, and structural parts in automotive applications.
- 5000 Series Aluminum: high strength and good corrosion resistance. It is commonly used in automotive applications where strength and durability are crucial, such as in the manufacturing of wheels and structural components. The most popular alloys are the 5052, 5083, and 5454 aluminum alloys.
- 2000 Series Aluminum exhibits excellent strength and heat resistance, making it suitable for applications such as engine blocks, cylinder heads, and other high-stress components in automotive engines.
- 7000 Series Aluminum offers exceptional strength and toughness, making it suitable for applications that require high performance and structural integrity. It is commonly used in automotive suspension components, crash structures, and other safety-related parts.
- 3000 Series Aluminum: moderate strength, good formability, and excellent corrosion resistance. It is often used in automotive heat exchangers, radiator tubes, and other cooling system components.
Types of Vehicles Grade Aluminum
Automotive Aluminum Mechanical properties
Alloys | State | Yield Strength(Mpa) | Tensile strength(Mpa) | Percentage of elongation (%) |
5083 | O/H111, H112 | >125 | 270-350, >275 | >15, >12 |
5454 | O/H111, H112, H32 | >85, >125, >180 | 215-275, >220, 250-305 | >17, >8 |