Round T6 7075 Aluminum Alloy Rods

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T6 7075 Aluminum Alloy Rods DescriptionOverviewT6 7075 Aluminum Alloy Rods are high-strength, aerospace-grade aluminum alloy rods, known for their exceptional mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and durability.Chemical Composition- Aluminum (87.1-91.4%)- Zinc (5.1-6.1%)- Magnesium (2.1-2.9%)- Copper (1.2-2.0%)- Chromium (0.18-0.28%)- Iron (0.5%)- Silicon (0.4%)- Manganese (0.3%)Mechanical Properties- Tensile Strength: 83,000 psi (572 MPa)- Yield Strength: 73,000 psi (503 MPa)- Elongation at Break: 6-8%- Hardness: 150-180 HB- Density: 0.0975 lb/in³ (2.7 g/cm³)Key Features- High strength-to-weight ratio- Excellent corrosion resistance- Good weldability and machinability- High thermal conductivity- Resistance to stress corrosion crackingApplications- Aerospace- Aircraft structures- Defense- Automotive racing- High-performance sports equipment- Marine hardwareForms Available- Rods (diameter: 1/4" to 12")- Bars (thickness: 1/4" to 4")- Plates (thickness: 1/4" to 4")- Sheets (thickness: 0.025" to 0.25")Temper Designations- T6: Heat-treated and artificially aged- T4: Heat-treated and naturally aged- O: AnnealedCertifications- ASTM B221- AMS 4124- ASME SB221- EN 573-3- ISO 6361Packaging and Pricing- Wrapped in plastic or paper- Packed in wooden boxes or crates- Custom packaging available- Price Range: ₹1,200 - ₹12,000 (dependent on size, quantity, and supplier)Alternative Alloys- 6061 T6- 6082 T6- 2024 T3- 7075 T73 (corrosion-resistant variant)Precautions- Handle with care to avoid scratches and damage- Store in dry, well-ventilated areas- Follow safety guidelines for machining and weldingTypical Fabrication Methods- Machining (CNC, milling, turning)- Welding (MIG, TIG, FCAW)- Cutting (sawing, shearing)- Forming (bending, extrusion)Benefits- High strength-to-weight ratio- Excellent corrosion resistance- Good weldability and machinability- High thermal conductivity- Resistance to stress corrosion crackingComparison with 6061- Higher strength and hardness- Similar corrosion resistance- Better machinability- Lower ductilityNote: Properties and applications may vary depending on the specific temper and form. Consult the manufacturer or supplier for specific information.T6 Temper Benefits- Improved strength and hardness- Enhanced corrosion resistance- Better stability at high temperatures- Improved weldabilityCaution- 7075 T6 alloy is prone to stress corrosion cracking in marine environments.- Use 7075 T73 variant for improved corrosion resistance.