Magnesium alloy Ingot-Cut chips Supplier
Source purpose-made magnesium alloy chips directly from a trusted manufacturing network. High yield, strict quality control, and reliable supply for lightweighting
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Magnesium alloy chips
Magnesium alloy chips
Purpose-made magnesium alloy chips cut from alloy ingots for semi-solid forming
Product Code: MG-CS-Series
Specification Range: 4mm × 0.8–16 mm × 0.8–16 mm
Typical Size: 4mm × 1.2 mm × 1.2 mm
Core Grades: AZ91D, AZ91B, AZ91A, AM60B, AM60A, AM50A, AS41A, AS41B, AS21B, WE43 and other grades upon request.
(Supports composition customization)
Compliance Standards: GB/T, ASTM ，ISO
Compliance Documentation: RoHS / REACH documentation available upon request.
Payment and Shipping Terms:
Minimum Order Quantity: 100kg
Price: Based on magnesium market price + processing cost (quoted upon inquiry)
Delivery Time: 10-25 working days
Payment Methods: T/T, L/C available for qualified orders.
Supply Capacity: 20 tons/month
Available upon request: Fluorination treatment, ultrasonic cleaning, and vacuum nitrogen-filled packaging.
Magnesium alloy grade for producing magnesium alloy chips can depend on the specific application and the desired properties of the final product. Several magnesium alloy grades are commonly used in different industries, including automotive, aerospace, and general engineering.
Magnesium alloy grades commonly used
AZ91: This is a widely used magnesium alloy grade containing 9% aluminum and 1% zinc. It offers good strength, excellent castability, and good corrosion resistance. AZ91 is often used in automotive components, such as engine blocks and transmission cases.
AM60: AM60 is a magnesium alloy grade that contains 6% aluminum and small amounts of manganese. It offers good strength, excellent castability, and good creep resistance. AM60 is often used in automotive applications, such as steering columns and instrument panels.
These are just a few examples of the magnesium alloy grades used in different industries. Other grades, such as AZ80, AZ91D, and WE43, also find applications in specific areas
Thixocasting Process: Once the chips are produced, they can be used as the feedstock material for the thixocasting process. Thixocasting involves heating the chips to the semi-solid temperature range, where they partially melt to form a semi-solid slurry. The slurry is then injected or poured into a die or mold under controlled conditions. The semi-solid state of the material allows it to flow more easily and fill complex mold cavities while still maintaining the desired shape. The part is then cooled, solidified, and removed from the mold.
Thixocasting is advantageous for magnesium alloys as it enables the production of components with improved mechanical properties, such as higher strength and better dimensional accuracy compared to conventional casting methods. Additionally, it allows for the manufacturing of intricate and lightweight parts.
Product quality control is an important topic.
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