Discontinued (Discontinued) AL7011 2011 Aluminum Rod

Aluminium Bar 2011 Description

The Aluminium bar 2011 is a high-performance material primarily composed of Aluminium and Copper, characterised by excellent machinability and medium strength. This bar is frequently employed in industries demanding precise and intricate machining processes, such as the automotive, aerospace, and precision manufacturing sectors. Its high corrosion resistance and lightweight formability make it an ideal material for applications requiring durability and accurate specifications.

2011 Applications for Aluminium Bars

• Precision Machining: Suitable for CNC machining and precision turning, where complex designs and tight tolerances are necessary.
• Automotive Industry: Used for parts and components requiring high strength and low weight.
• Aerospace Industry: Utilised for components demanding precision and corrosion resistance.
• Manufacturing Industry: Widely used in the production of custom parts and accessories.

2011 Aluminium Bar Packaging

Our Aluminium bar 2011 is carefully packaged to maintain its quality during transport and storage.
The bars are enclosed in durable packaging material to facilitate handling. Please contact us for special packaging sizes or custom requests.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of Aluminium alloy 2011?
● The Aluminium alloy 2011 is renowned for its excellent machinability, making it suitable for high-precision applications. It also offers medium strength and good corrosion resistance.

Is Aluminium alloy 2011 suitable for welding?
● Aluminium alloy 2011 is not ideal for welding due to its high Copper content, which can reduce corrosion resistance. It is mainly applied in processes requiring machining rather than welding.

Can Aluminium alloy 2011 be anodised?
Yes, Aluminium alloy 2011 can be anodised, but it may not achieve the same surface quality as alloys with lower Copper content.

In which industries are Aluminium bars from 2011 commonly used?
The Aluminium bar 2011 is commonly found in the automotive, aerospace, and precision machining industries, particularly where high-strength, lightweight materials are essential.