If you’ve been tracking the commodities market, you know the story: the Silver market is seeing unprecedented volatility, with prices trending upward due to surging industrial demand in photovoltaics, EVs, and AI hardware. While this is great news for investors, it poses a distinct challenge for us in the manufacturing and engineering sectors. At Belmont…
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711.1 is a high-strength aluminum-zinc casting alloy that achieves excellent mechanical properties through natural aging, eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming heat treatment cycles. Renowned for its superior dimensional stability and brazability, it is an ideal material for complex structural components that require precise tolerances without warping. By utilizing zinc as its primary strengthener, this alloy provides a unique combination of high impact resistance and good corrosion protection. Supplied in 3-16 lb. ingot form, it is widely used in applications where post-casting stability is critical. |
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A201.1 is a premium Aluminum-Copper-Silver alloy belonging to the 200-series, renowned for delivering ultra-high tensile strength—nearly double that of common 300-series aluminum-silicon alloys. Designed for applications where the strength-to-weight ratio is the absolute priority, it is a standard specification in the aerospace and transportation sectors. While it possesses a wide freezing range that makes it more challenging to cast than standard alloys, its mechanical performance is unmatched for structural components requiring high fracture toughness. Available in ingot, sheared pieces, and waffle forms to suit various melting operations.
Forms: - Ingot
- Sheared Pieces
- 16-17 Waffle
Belmont Product Code 19413 Nominal Composition: - 94% Al
- 4.5% Cu
- 0.7% Ag
- Bal
Technical Info: - Melting Point (Liquidus): ~1,205°F (652°C)
- Melting Point (Solidus): ~1,005°F (540°C)
- Density: ~0.101 lbs/in³ (2.80 g/cm³)
- Features: Ultra-High Strength, Heat Treatable
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A356.2 is the industry standard for high-strength, pressure-tight aluminum castings, offering excellent castability and machining characteristics. This Aluminum-Silicon-Magnesium alloy is heat-treatable (typically to T6) and provides superior corrosion resistance and weldability compared to other casting alloys. It is the primary choice for intricate, complex parts such as aircraft components, pump housings, impellers, and high-velocity blowers where lightweight structural integrity is critical. Available in standard ingot and saw-cut pieces to suit various foundry melting requirements.
Forms: - Ingot
- Saw Cut Pcs.
Belmont Product Code 10A356P Nominal Composition: - 92.6% Al
- 7% Si
- 0.4% Mg
Technical Info: - Melting Point (Liquidus): ~1,135°F (613°C)
- Melting Point (Solidus): ~1,035°F (557°C)
- Density: ~0.097 lbs/in³ (2.67 g/cm³)
- Features: Pressure Tight, Heat Treatable
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852.1 is a specialized Aluminum-Tin-Copper-Nickel alloy designed primarily for high-performance bearing and bushing applications. The inclusion of 6% Tin provides excellent natural lubricity and seizure resistance, while Copper and Nickel additions significantly enhance yield strength and hardness. This alloy is an ideal lightweight alternative to traditional bearing bronzes, capable of withstanding high speeds and heavy loads in hydraulic and automotive components. Supplied in ingot form, it offers excellent machinability and wear resistance for precision casting operations.
Forms: - 3-16 Ingot
Belmont Product Code 18912 Nominal Composition: - 90% Al
- 2% Cu
- 0.8% Mg
- 1.2% Ni
- 6% Sn
Technical Info: - Melting Point (Liquidus): ~1,190°F (643°C)
- Melting Point (Solidus): ~445°F (229°C)
- Density: ~0.103 lbs/in³ (2.85 g/cm³)
- Features: Excellent Bearing Properties, High Wear Resistance
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