Aluminium Alloy Ingots

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Aluminium Alloy Ingots Specification

Material
Aluminium Alloy

Feature
High strength, corrosion resistance, easily recyclable

Application
Die casting, pressure casting, sand casting, manufacturing of machine parts, automotive industry

Product Type
Aluminium Alloy Ingots

Treatments & Functions
Cast; Suitable for remelting and alloying

Use
Metal casting, automotive parts, foundries, and general industrial applications

Size
Standard ingot dimensions or as specified

Volume
Custom as per requirement

Color
Silvery Grey

Shelf Life
Indefinite under proper storage conditions

Storage Instructions
Store in dry, clean area, protected from moisture and contaminants

Melting Point
Approx. 660C (varies with alloy)

Production Method
Cast in molds under controlled conditions

Packing
Bundled and strapped on wooden pallets

Purity
Typically 95-99% depending on alloy grade

Shape
Rectangular with beveled edges

Tolerance
Dimensional tolerance as per industry standards

Surface Finish
Matte metallic with minor surface imperfections

Alloy Grades Available
ADC12, LM6, LM24, and others on request

Weight per Ingot
Approx. 22-25 kg (varies by specification)

Standard
Complies with IS, ASTM, or customer-specified standards

Aluminium Alloy Ingots About

Alloy Grade	LM24
Material Source	Virgin Aluminium
Weight per Ingot	5 kg
Certification	Spectro Analysis Rpt, Third-Party Inspect, ISO 9001:2015, Material Test Cert
Packaging Type	Loose
Form	Standard Ingot
Brand	Manufacturer Branded

Aluminium Ingots, SS Ingots, Special Alloys Ingots

Versatility Across Industries

Our Aluminium Alloy Ingots are tailored for use in die casting, pressure casting, and sand casting, making them suitable for automotive, machine parts, and general manufacturing sectors. Their high strength and corrosion resistance ensure durability and optimal performance even in demanding industrial environments.

Strict Quality and Standards Compliance

Each ingot is produced under controlled casting conditions and conforms to leading industry standards including IS and ASTM, or according to specific customer requirements. Dimensional and purity tolerances are closely maintained, ensuring consistent product quality for efficient downstream processing.

Ease of Handling and Long Shelf Life

Ingot bundles are securely strapped on wooden pallets for safe transport and storage. With an indefinite shelf life under proper conditions-dry, clean, and free from contaminants-these ingots remain ready for remelting and alloying whenever needed, ensuring supply continuity for your operations.

FAQ's of Aluminium Alloy Ingots:

Q: How are Aluminium Alloy Ingots produced?

A: Aluminium Alloy Ingots are produced by casting molten alloy into molds under strictly controlled conditions. This process ensures consistent dimension, purity, and material properties as specified by industrial standards or individual customer requirements.

Q: What are the typical applications for these ingots?

A: These ingots are primarily used in die casting, pressure casting, sand casting, and the manufacturing of automotive components, machine parts, and general industrial products. Their strength and recyclability make them ideal for foundries and metal casting operations.

Q: When should I choose ADC12, LM6, or LM24 alloy grades?

A: Selecting ADC12, LM6, or LM24 depends on your required mechanical and casting properties. ADC12 is favored for automotive and complex castings, LM6 offers excellent corrosion resistance, while LM24 combines good machinability and strength. Custom grades are also available on request.

Q: Where should Aluminium Alloy Ingots be stored?

A: For best shelf life and to preserve material quality, ingots should be kept in a dry, clean area, well protected from moisture and contaminants. Proper storage prevents oxidation and maintains their integrity for future use.

Q: What is the melting process for these ingots?

A: During usage, these ingots are remelted, typically at around 660C depending on the alloy grade, making them suitable for further alloying and casting into desired shapes. This remeltability facilitates recycling and waste reduction within manufacturing plants.

Q: What are the benefits of using Aluminium Alloy Ingots?

A: Using these ingots offers high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, reliable quality, and ease of recyclability. Their compliance with international standards ensures consistent results, while customizable dimensions and alloy grades accommodate various manufacturing needs.