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Metals
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Characteristics
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Common Grades
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Aluminum Alloys
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Lightweight, excellent machinability, and superior surface treatment compatibility.
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6061, 7075, 5052, 2024, 6082, 6063, 2011, 5083, MIC6.
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Stainless Steel
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High corrosion resistance, exceptional strength, and long-term stability.
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303, 304, 316, 17-4PH,Duplex 2205
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Carbon Steel
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High strength, stable processing, and excellent cost-efficiency.
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1045 (45#), 1020,A36 (Q235), Q345.
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Alloy Steel
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Wear-resistant, high fatigue strength, and optimized mechanical properties post-heat treatment.
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4140, 4340, D2, M2.
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Brass
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Excellent machinability, corrosion resistance, and high dimensional precision.
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C360, C260, C280.
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Zinc Alloys
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Excellent fluidity, cost-effective, and ideal for precision aesthetic components.
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Zamak 3 (Standard), Zamak 5 (High Strength), Zamak 2 (Wear Resistant),
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Titanium Alloys
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High strength-to-weight ratio, superior corrosion resistance, and lightweight (high machining difficulty).
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Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5), Grade 2 (CP).
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Inconel
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High-temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and fatigue resistance; engineered for high-strength parts in extreme environments.
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Inconel 718
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Invar36
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Extremely low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) at room temperature, excellent dimensional stability, and good ductility. It maintains nearly constant dimensions even during temperature fluctuations.
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Invar36
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