We are a manufacturer of magnesium rapid prototyping, which can quickly deliver your magnesium alloy structural parts
Introduction
Its machining and corrosion and mechanical properties have many characteristics: fast heat dissipation, light weight, good rigidity, certain corrosion resistance and dimensional stability, impact resistance, wear resistance, good attenuation performance and easy recycling; in addition, there are high Features of thermal and electrical conductivity, non-magnetic, good shielding and non-toxic. Application scope: Magnesium alloy is widely used in portable equipment and automobile industry to achieve the purpose of lightweight.
Although the specific gravity of magnesium alloy is heavier than plastic, its strength and elastic modulus per unit weight are higher than that of plastic. Therefore, with the same strength parts, magnesium alloy parts can be made thinner and lighter than plastic. In addition, because the specific strength of magnesium alloy is higher than that of aluminum alloy and iron, the weight of aluminum or iron parts can be reduced without reducing the strength of the parts. Magnesium alloy has the highest relative strength (ratio of strength to mass). The specific stiffness (ratio of stiffness to mass) is close to aluminum alloy and steel, much higher than engineering plastics.
Tensile strength | Elongation at break | Yield point | Density | Maximum temperature |
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230 MPa | 3.0 % | 150 MPa | 1.81 g/㎤ | 595 °C |
Tensile strength | Elongation at break | Yield point | Density | Maximum temperature |
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290 MPa | 2~5.0 % | 179 MPa | 1.80 g/㎤ | 595 °C |
Tensile strength | Elongation at break | Yield point | Density | Maximum temperature |
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330 MPa | 12 % | 178 MPa | 1.80 g/㎤ | 630 °C |
Tensile strength | Elongation at break | Yield point | Density | Maximum temperature |
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280 MPa | 8 % | 160 MPa | 1.76 g/㎤ | 596 °C |
Tensile strength | Elongation at break | Yield point | Density | Maximum temperature |
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280 MPa | 14 % | 165 MPa | 1.80 g/㎤ | 653 °C |
Tensile strength | Elongation at break | Yield point | Density | Maximum temperature |
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221 MPa | 4.0 % | 131 MPa | 1.80 g/㎤ | 482 °C |
Grade B finishes use coarse sandpaper to produce parts that are rougher than Grade A parts. Custom molded plastic parts that have undergone B-level finishing have a matte surface texture.
Grade C finishes use coarse sandstone to produce a rough, uneven surface. The C-level finished injection molded parts have a matte surface texture.
Standard (no additional post-machining)
Standard (no additional post-machining)
Standard (no additional post-machining)
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