AA6082 T4 T6 T651 Rolled Aluminum Coil 6082 Aluminum Coil 0.3mm

AA6082 T4 T6 T651 Aluminum Coil 6082 Metal Aluminum Alloy Coil

Properties of 6082 Aluminum Coil:

Aluminium alloy 6082 is a medium strength alloy with excellent corrosion resistance. It has the highest strength of the 6000 series alloys. Alloy 6082 is known as a structural alloy, has good welding performance and corrosion resistance. In coil form, 6082 is the alloy most commonly used for machining. As a relatively new alloy, the higher strength of 6082 has seen it replace 6061 in many applications. The addition of a large amount of manganese controls the grain structure which in turn results in a stronger alloy.

Chemical Composition of 6082 Aluminum Coil (%)

Mechanical Properties of 6082 Aluminum Coil:

Applications of 6082 Aluminum Coil:

1) Highly stressed applications

2) Trusses

3) Bridges

4) Cranes

5) Transport applications

6) Ore skips

7) Beer barrels

8) Milk churns

Informations of 6082 Aluminum Coil:

1-A: Why is 6082 aluminum sheet common in the automotive industry?

The automotive industry often requires components to be lightweight, strong, and durable. The 6xxx aluminum series is considered the workhorse alloy class in automotive applications because its high value characteristics. 6082 is one of the aluminum alloys that shows up most frequently in vehicle manufacturing because it of its higher strength levels, high impact and corrosion resistance. For these reasons, its primary use in automotive applications is load bearing framework.

1-B: Why is the 6082 T6 so popular?

6082 T6 is the strongest aluminum in the 6000 series alloys. T6 is solution heat treated and artificially aged.

1-C: What is the difference between 6082 and 6016 in automotive applications?

6016 aluminum is a lower copper variant. It will show up in automotive applications that require formability and hemming capability above other characteristics, whereas 6082 is more likely to show up in load bearing framework due to its higher strength levels and impact resistance.

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