Aluminum indium alloy ingot

What is the aluminum indium alloy ingot？

Aluminum indium alloy ingot is an alloy material made of aluminum and indium, two main metal elements, and a small amount of other elements mixed and melted.

What’s the characters of aluminum indium alloy ingot?

It is characterized by a more balanced proportion of aluminum and indium, while containing a small number of other elements, the combination of these elements makes the aluminum indium alloy ingot has a unique performance.

1.Aluminum indium master alloy is a kind of high performance alloy with low melting point and low density. It has corrosion resistance and is not easy to be damaged by external environmental factors. It also has good resistance and impact resistance, and can easily withstand vibration, shock and pressure for a long time, which is one of the main reasons it is used as a heavy machinery parts. Aluminum indium intermediate alloy has good mechanical properties, can be tensile, compressive, cutting resistance, so it can meet the mechanical properties of different applications. 

2.Aluminum indium master alloy has excellent processing properties and can be processed by casting, smelting, calendering, cold working and other processing technologies. Although some defects will occur during the processing of complex dimensional parts due to its poor solid compatibility, due to the excellent mechanical properties of this alloy, such defects can be effectively prevented after processing.

3.In addition, because the metal color of the aluminum indium intermediate alloy is very beautiful, it is also often used in the manufacture of decorative parts to improve the appearance quality of the product. In addition, the resistance of aluminum indium alloy is also very good, it can be used to make a variety of electrical parts, such as resistors, transformers, switches and so on.

What’s the diffrence between Aluminum indium allloy ingot and pure Aluminum ingot?

Compared with pure aluminum ingots, aluminum indium alloy ingots contain not only aluminum, but also indium and other metal elements, which gives it greater corrosion resistance, higher thermal strength, higher mechanical strength and lower polishing properties. Aluminum indium alloys are widely used in the manufacture of heavy machinery parts such as aircraft, automobiles, motorcycles, and prefabricated pipes.

What are the application fields of aluminum indium alloy ingot?

Because of its excellent properties, aluminum indium alloy ingot has been widely used in many fields. For example, in the aviation sector, aluminum indium alloy ingots can be used to manufacture aircraft components such as fuselages, engine housings and wings, and their lightweight, high-strength characteristics make them ideal for aviation materials.