AL0245 Micro Aluminium Powder (Al)

Micro Aluminium Powder Description

Micro aluminium powder is employed in both traditional and high-technology industries such as mechanics, electronics, aerospace, metallurgy, chemistry and environmental applications. Micro aluminium powder is utilised in the manufacture of various types of explosives and fireworks. It is also used in the production of specific electronic devices. Aluminium powder is incorporated in many colours and sealing formulations.

Specifications for Micro Aluminium Powder

Applications of Micro Aluminium Powder

• Pyrotechnics and Explosives: It is used in fireworks, flares and other pyrotechnic devices to produce bright flashes and explosive effects.
• Metallurgy: It functions as a reducing agent in metal extraction processes and in thermite reactions.
• Conductive Materials: It is a component in conductive inks, paints and coatings for electronic applications.
• Additive Manufacturing: It is utilised in 3D printing and metal powder bed fusion processes to produce complex metal components.
• Rocket Propellants: It is employed as a component in solid rocket propellants given its high energy release.

Packaging of Micro Aluminium Powder

Our micro aluminium powder is packaged to minimise damage during storage and transit, thereby maintaining the product's original quality.

FAQs about Micro Aluminium Powder

Q1: What are the primary applications of micro aluminium powder?

It is employed in pyrotechnics, metallurgy, conductive materials, additive manufacturing and as a constituent in rocket propellants.

Q2: How is micro aluminium powder utilised in additive manufacturing?

It is used in 3D printing and metal powder bed fusion processes to produce complex metal components.

F3: What safety precautions are required?

Caution must be exercised to avoid inhalation, exposure to open flames and electrostatic discharges, as the powder is highly flammable.

F4: Can micro aluminium powder be used in electronics?

Yes, it is employed in conductive inks, paints and coatings for electronic applications.