Aluminium (50%) Iron (50%) Alloy bars

Malleable when in the fully soft, annealed temper and can be heat-treated to high strength levels after forming. Due to its high strength to weight ratio, it is widely used in aerospace applications. Especially when magnesium is involved, is less flammable when compared to other alloys, and less susceptible to corrosion

The alloy of aluminium consists of the latter as the main metal in the blend, often combined with other elements, such as silicon, tin, manganese, or even copper, tin, and magnesium, depending on the desired application. With the right combination of elements, aluminum can acquire a lot more strength, and in some cases, it could even outperform steel.

Its most popular applications are:

• Aerospace and Automotive
• Building and Construction
• Electrical and Electronic Engineering