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Aluminium Alloy Ingots Specification

Application
Casting, Manufacturing automotive parts, machinery, aerospace components

Material
Aluminium Alloy

Feature
Corrosion resistant, High strength, High purity

Product Type
Aluminium Alloy Ingots

Treatments & Functions
Cast, Heat Treated (if required)

Use
Industrial raw material for casting, automotive, aerospace, and construction industries

Size
Varies (Typically 5 kg - 25 kg per ingot)

Volume
Standard as per requirement

Color
Silver Grey

Shelf Life
Indefinite under proper storage conditions

Storage Instructions
Store in dry, covered area away from moisture

Minimum Order Quantity
Negotiable, generally 1 ton

Alloy Types Available
ADC12, LM6, LM24, AA6063, etc.

Shape
Rectangular Bar/Block (Ingot Shape)

Packaging Type
Bundle or strapped on wooden pallets

Melting Point
Approx. 660C (varies with alloy composition)

Density
Approx. 2.7 g/cm3

Purity
Typically 99% or as specified by customer

Customisation
Available as per chemical composition and weight requirements

HS Code
76012010 (for Aluminium Ingots)

Compliance Standards
IS, ASTM, JIS, BS or as required

Surface Finish
Smooth, free from visible contamination

Aluminium Alloy Ingots About

Surface Finish	Polished
Application	Industrial
Material	Aluminium
Weight	20 to 25 Kg
Purity (%)	93-98%

We are the leading organization in the industry to provide our clients the best quality array of Aluminium Alloy Ingots.

Features:

Perfect finish
Elevated durability
Easy to use

Application:

Automobile industry
Engineering industry
Electrical industry

Consistent Quality and Purity

Aluminium Alloy Ingots are produced with high purity levels-typically 99%-and undergo strict quality control to meet international standards. Customers can opt for customized chemical compositions, ensuring superior reliability and application-specific performance.

Wide Range of Alloy Types

Choose from popular aluminium alloy grades such as ADC12, LM6, LM24, and AA6063. This versatility covers a broad spectrum of industrial uses, from automotive and aerospace parts to general casting and construction materials.

Customisation and Compliance

These ingots can be tailored in terms of chemical composition, weight, and size, complying with IS, ASTM, JIS, or BS standards as required. With negotiable minimum order quantities and packaging tailored for export, clients receive products precisely matching their needs.

FAQ's of Aluminium Alloy Ingots:

Q: How are Aluminium Alloy Ingots typically used in industry?

A: Aluminium Alloy Ingots serve as primary raw material in industrial casting and manufacturing processes, particularly in the automotive, aerospace, and construction sectors to produce precision components and complex machinery parts.

Q: What alloy types and grades are available for these ingots?

A: Available alloy types include ADC12, LM6, LM24, AA6063, among others. Selection depends on required mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and the intended industry application.

Q: When should I request customized alloy composition or ingot size?

A: You should consider customization if your application demands specific chemical composition, mechanical properties, or unusual ingot weights and dimensions beyond the standard range of 5 kg to 25 kg.

Q: Where are Aluminium Alloy Ingots typically stored to maintain quality?

A: These ingots should be stored in a dry, covered area, away from moisture or environmental contaminants. Proper storage preserves their surface finish and ensures an indefinite shelf life.

Q: What is the process for ordering and packaging Aluminium Alloy Ingots?

A: You can place orders starting from a minimum of 1 ton (negotiable), specifying required alloys, size, and standards. Ingots are packaged securely in bundles or strapped on wooden pallets for safe delivery.

Q: What benefits do Aluminium Alloy Ingots offer over pure aluminium?

A: Alloy ingots provide enhanced strength, improved corrosion resistance, and tailored mechanical properties, making them more suitable for demanding manufacturing and structural applications than pure aluminium.