Marine Grade Aluminum 5086

Marine grade aluminum 5086 can be used to manufacture ship bodies, ship decks, rudders, and other components, with the advantages of good corrosion resistance and lightweight. The high structural strength of 5086 marine grade aluminum alloy plate reduces the weight of the entire ship, which provides a great deal of space for improving navigation speed and overall performance. The application effects of this material in the field of boats and ships have been verified, achieving energy saving, emission reduction, and improving the performance of boats and ships.

Marine grade aluminum 5086 with high strength are usually difficult to have both corrosion resistance and weldability simultaneously. Therefore, aluminum alloys for ships generally use aluminum alloys with moderate strength, corrosion resistance and weldability. Aluminum alloys that are more suitable for use in corrosive environments are non-heat-treatable 5000 series aluminum alloys and heat-treatable 6000 series aluminum alloys. The more commonly used alloys in shipbuilding are 5083 aluminum-magnesium alloy plates, 5086 aluminum plate and 6082 aluminum-magnesium-silicon extrusion alloys. The 6000 series aluminum  alloy is stronger but less corrosion resistant than the 5000 series.

Marine grade aluminum 5086 alloy has good ductility, impact resistance, and corrosion resistance. It has good comprehensive performance during welding and heat treatment. It is widely used in the manufacturing of ships, bridges, etc. 5086 marine grade aluminum alloy has high strength and plasticity, and excellent corrosion resistance. It is usually used to manufacture industrial pipelines, oil tanks, hydraulic cylinders, automotive parts, ship structural components, and housings. 5086 aluminum alloy has good welding performance and electromagnetic shielding, making it an ideal material for manufacturing industrial pipelines, oil tanks, hydraulic cylinders, automotive parts, ship structural components, and housings.