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Aluminum-iron alloy (ALFe20) is a high-strength metallurgical material known for its excellent thermal stability, mechanical durability, and corrosion resistance. It is widely used in aerospace engineering, automotive manufacturing, industrial machinery, and high-performance coatings. Due to its optimized iron-aluminum composition, this alloy enhances wear resistance and structural integrity, making it essential for precision manufacturing and advanced engineering applications.
Product Overview
Aluminum iron alloy (ALFe20) is an aluminum alloy containing 18–22% iron, designed to improve the alloy's plasticity and overall performance. The addition of iron enhances the alloy's strength in certain environments. Although aluminum iron alloys are relatively brittle, their excellent mechanical properties and good machinability make them widely used in various industrial sectors.
Key Features
- The 18–22% iron content enhances the alloy's strength and hardness.
- Improved oxidation resistance and corrosion resistance.
- Good machinability, suitable for customizing various shapes.
- Relatively brittle, making it suitable for applications that do not involve heavy impact.
- High strength and stability, ideal for use in harsh environments.
Applications
- Aerospace:Used for manufacturing lightweight yet strong aerospace components, especially in environments where impact is minimal.
- Automotive Industry:Applied in automotive parts, particularly for high-strength structural components.
- Chemical Industry:Suitable for corrosion-resistant and high-temperature equipment and pipelines.
- Metallurgical Industry:Used in alloy materials for high-temperature environments, particularly in equipment requiring high strength.
- Electronics:Used to make electronic components that require high strength and corrosion resistance.
