EN AW-Al MgSi | EN AW-6060 Material Datasheet
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| Material Number | Material Number (single) | Standard | Range of Application | Standard Status | Country | Successor | |
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| EN AW-6060 (DIN EN 573-3 : 2003-10) | EN AW-6060 | DIN EN 573-3 : 2003-10 | DIN EN 573-3 : 2003-10 replaced by DIN EN 573-3 : 2007-11 | Replaced | Germany | EN AW-Al MgSi | 1) |
| 1) Remark: Material EN AW-Al SiMg(A) is produced for HF-welded tubes, for heat-exchanger prematerial, extruded and drawn components, for wire and prewire for mechanical applications. The food-safe alloy is used for forged parts and prematerial. To the comparable mark AlMgSi0,5, mat. No.3.3206, acc. to DIN 1725-1 applies: This natural and artificial agable material achieves strength values of 200 to 250 N/mm² at A5- ductile yield of approx. 10 %. Heat-treatment for hardening: solution annealing: 525 to 540°C, quenching in air or water natural aging: 5 to 8 d at RT artificial aging: 4 to 16 h at 155 to 190°C In natural or artificial aged condition the alloy is only limited formable but in soft material condition it is well formable. It shows a favorable weldability, corrosion resistance and anodizability. Due to its special suitability for extrusion there are many cross-sections for staticly loaded components which are usable in vehicle manufacturing, general machine engineering or construction trade. Application: for windows, doors, window walls, front plates, shutters, roll-up gates, carrying constructions, heat-exchanger ( finned pipes), commercial-vehicle bodies, machine benches, metal goods, food industry, equipment of rail vehicles, optics, reflectors, control devices in hydraulics/pneumatics, in machine engineering, hulls in boat and shipbuilding, traffic signs, trim strip and trim parts in construction, showers, fences and partition walls, pipelines in pressure-gas tanks, camping furniture. |
Chemical Composition
| Cr [%] | Cu [%] | Fe [%] | Mg [%] | Mn [%] | Si [%] | Ti [%] | Zn [%] | |
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Cross Reference
| Material Name | Country | Standard |
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| 6060 | Australia | AS 2848.1 |
| 6060 | Belgium | NBN P 21-001 |
| 6060 | France | NF A 50-411 |
| A-GS | France | NF A 50-411 |
| AA 6060 | USA | International Registration Record (AA) |
| AlMgSi | International | ISO 209-1 |
| 3569 | Italy | UNI 9006/1 |
| 6060 | Italy | UNI 9006/1 |
| 9006/1 | Italy | UNI 9006/1 |
| P-AlMg0,5Si0,4Fe | Italy | UNI 9006/1 |
| 3.5452.00 | Yugoslavia | JUS C.C2.100 |
| AlMgSi0,5 | Yugoslavia | JUS C.C2.100 |
| 17310 | Norway | NS 17310 |
| AlMgSi | Norway | NS 17310 |
| AlMgSi0,5 | Austria | ÖNORM M 3430 |
| 144103 | Sweden | SIS 144103 |
| AlMgSi0,5 | Switzerland | SN 210900 |
| 6060 | Spain | UNE 38-300 |
| Al-0,5MgSi | Spain | UNE 38-300 |
| L-3442 | Spain | UNE 38-300 |
| 6060 | Spain | UNE 38-350 |
| Al-0,5MgSi | Spain | UNE 38-350 |
| L-3442 | Spain | UNE 38-350 |
| A96060 | USA | UNS |
| 6060 | USA | ASTM B 221 |
| AlMgSi0,5 (3.3206) | Germany | DIN 1725-1 |
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