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Grade 5xxx Alloys

Composition

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The principle alloying element in Grade 5xxx is Magnesium, accounting for up to 6.0% by weight of these alloys. Further alloying elements include; â‰¤2.8 Zinc, â‰¤1.8 Tin, â‰¤1.4 Manganese, â‰¤1.4 Silicon, â‰¤0.8 Copper, â‰¤0.35 Chromium, â‰¤0.30 Zirconium, â‰¤0.2 Titanium, â‰¤0.1 Nickel, ≤0.1 Vanadium, ≤0.05 Gallium & â‰¤0.0009 Lithium

Common Forms

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5xxx Series Alloys are commonly available in

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  • Sheets and Plates

  • Drawn and extruded Tubes

  • Extruded Wire, Rod and Bar and Profiles

  • Rolled and cold finished Wires, Rods and Bars

  • Rivets

  • Forgings

  • Foil

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(Not all alloys or tempers available in all shapes)

Characteristics

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  • Easily anodised in 5005 alloy

  • Strong yet easily formed

  • Excellent welding capabilities

  • Enhanced resistance to marine corrosion

  • Once welded has excellent joint strength

  • Can be used from cryogenic temperatures up to 205°C

  • Precipitation hardened

Uses

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  • Agricultural appliances

  • Automotive parts

  • Electrical applications

  • Marine components

  • TV towers

  • Drilling rigs

  • Pressure vessels

  • Chemical storage vessels

  • Tanking for transporting hot asphalt

  • Cryogenic storage

  • General metal work

Commonly Used Alloys (AA)

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5005(A) | 5205 | 5305 | 5505 | 5605 | 5006  5106 5010 | 5110(A) | 5210 | 5310 | 5016  5017 5018(A) | 5019(A) | 5119(A) | 5021  5022 | 5023 5024 | 5026 | 5027 | 5028 | 5040  5140 | 5041 5042 | 5043 | 5049 | 5149 | 5249  5349 | 5449(A) 5050(A, B & C) | 5150

5051(A) | 5151| 5251(A) 5351 | 5451 | 5052  5252 | 5352 | 5154 (A, B & C) 5254 | 5354  5454 | 5554 | 5654(A) | 5754 | 5854 5954  5056 | 5356(A) | 5456(A & B) | 5556(A, B & C)  5237 | 5457 | 5557 | 5657 | 5058 | 5059 | 5070  5180(A) | 5052 | 5182 | 5083 | 5183(A)

5283(A & B) | 5383 | 5483 | 5086 | 5186 | 5087

5187 | 5088

Machinability

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Grade 5xxx Alloys are not generally suitable for machining, with few exceptions.

Weldability

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Grade 5xxx alloys are almost uniformly excellent for joining via arc welding. Gas welding may be used in the lower grades.

Commonly Used Alloys (UNS)

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A95005(A) | A95205 | A95305 | A95505

A95605 | A95006 | A95106 | A95010

A95110(A) | A95210 | A95310 | A95016  A95017 | A95018(A) | A95019(A) | A95119(A)

A95021  A95022 | A95023 | A95024 | A95026

A95027 | A95028 | A95040 | A95140

A95041 | A95042 | A95043 | A95049 | A95149

A95249 | A95349 | A95449(A) | A95050(A, B & C) | A95150 | A95051(A) | A95151

A95251(A) | A95351 | A95451 | A95052  A95252 | A95352 | A95154 (A, B & C) | A95254

A95354 A95454 | A95554 | A95654(A)

A95754 | A95854 | A95954 A95056

A95356(A) | A95456(A & B) | A95556(A, B & C)  A95237 | A95457 | A95557 | A95657 | A95058 A95059 | A95070 | A95180(A) | A95052

A95182 | A95083 | A95183(A)

A95283(A & B) | A95383 | A95483 A95086

A95186 A95087 | A95187 | A95088

 
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