ʻO ka hiʻohiʻona nui o ka alumini alumini kona kaumaha māmā a me ka laulā o ka hoʻohana, kūpono no ka mokulele, kūkulu hale, kāhiko, ʻoihana a me nā ʻoihana ʻē aʻe. ʻO ka alumini ka mea kūʻai nui, a ʻo kona conductivity uila ka lua wale nō ma mua o ke keleawe, aka, ua oi aku ke kumu kuai mamua o ke keleawe, Nui nā poʻe i kēia manawa e koho i ka alumini i mea nui no nā uea.
1060, 3003, 5052 are several commonly used aluminum foils, which are widely used in thermal insulation materials, decoration materials, molds and other industries. Different aluminum foils have different temper s and process properties. Now let’s introduce the meaning and difference of the common temper s H18, H24 and H32 in the aluminum foil.
H in the above temper refers to work hardening to improve the strength of the aluminum foil, and the two Arabic numerals after H are added (called HXX state). The 1st digit after the H represents the basic handler that gets the temper,
The temper of the aluminum foil is different and the performance is also different.
1. Machinability: Aluminum has excellent machinability. In deformed aluminum alloys and cast aluminum alloys, the machinability changes considerably in various tempers after production.
2. ʻAno hiki: The specific tensile strength, yield strength, ductility and corresponding work hardening rate govern the change in allowable deformation.
3. Forgeability: Aluminum alloys can be forged into a wide variety of shapes and forgings. Linking Aluminum can be joined by a variety of methods, including welding, resistance welding, brazing, soldering, bonding, and mechanical methods such as riveting and bolting.
4. Hoʻohana hou: Aluminum has extremely high recyclability, and the characteristics of recycled aluminum are almost the same as those of primary aluminum.
