Raffmetal: UNI EN 1676 and 1706
Raffmetal: UNI EN 1676 and 1706
Raffmetal: UNI EN 1676 and 1706
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION %
ELEMENTS
ALLOY Individual Global
Si Fe Cu Mn Mg Cr Ni Zn Pb Sn Ti impurities impurities
min 80
8,0 06
0,6 20
2,0 0 15
0,15
EN AB 46000
max 11,0 1,1 4,0 0,55 0,55 0,15 0,55 1,2 0,35 0,15 0,20 0,05 0,25
min 8,0 2,00 0,10 0,10
DIN 226 D
max 11,0 1,0 3,50 0,5 0,50 0,10 0,30 1,20 0,20 0,10 0,15 0,05 0,25
Rm Sp 0,2 A HB
Temper Tensile strenght Yield strenght Elongation Brinell hardness
Casting
Cast gpprocess
ocess des g at
designat
ions EN 1706 DIN 1725 EN 1706 DIN 1725 EN 1706 DIN 1725 EN 1706 DIN 1725
Mpa N/mm2 Mpa N/mm2 % % HBW HB
SAND (as cast)
Annealed
SHELL (as cast)
Annealed
PRESSURE DIE (as cast) F 240 240 - 310 140 140 - 240 1 0,5 - 3 80 80 - 120
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES (indicative values subject to the UNI EN and ex DIN Standards)
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RAFFMETAL
THE ALUMINIUM EVOLUTION
Leghe di alluminio in colata continua. Continuous casting aluminium alloys
The iron tools that can come into contact with the liquid metal must be appropriately painted to prevent contamination of the alloy.
The best results for refining the alloy are reached by treatments with inert gases such as nitrogen and/or argon with the intent of removing the
hydrogen dissolved and the oxides present in the bath of molten metal. Better distribution of the gas in the molten metal is obtained by the use of
relevant rotors. Pay particular attention that all transfer operations of the molten metal are performed with less turbulence possible. It is
recommended to leave the molten metal at rest for a few minutes before starting casting. Careful skimming operations of the bath are recommended.
The re-cycling of risers and casting appendixes is allowed but within the limits of 40% of the total weight of the load.
The EN 46000 alloy is delivered by RAFFMETAL exclusively under the form of ingots produced with Continuous Casting, this has the following
advantages:
- Lower presence of oxides with consequent reduced aptitude for the formation of HARD POINTS
- Fine and even structure with reduced quantity and dimension intermetallic compounds
- Reduced
R d d hydrogen
h d content
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l ti to t the
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- Possibility of customising according to different options of the dimensions and geometry of the stack
- Less risk of explosion of the ingot in the melting phase owing to the smaller presence of open shrinkage cavities.
- Improved metal yield owing to the excellent surface quality of the ingot
The EN 46000 alloy is among the great "worldwide" classics of the pressure die casting aluminium alloys. It is relatively easy to use and requests simple
general attentions that characterise the foundry aluminium alloys. The EN Standard envisions Mg as an alloy element, to make it able to respond to a
heat treatment. The latter is a delicate operation with its critical specifications. In this case it is good practice to operate with due attention in terms of
temperatures and process times so that the Mg is kept "well" within the limits of the Standard.
TYPICAL USE
Alloy for pressurised casting with many uses, such as for the production of complex casting and with thin walls; resistant to high temperatures.
tourism and building sectors.
Alloy not in compliance with the EN 601 foodstuff Standard
HEAT TREATMENTS
Heat treatments are not generally performed on this alloy; however, the following treatments can be performed to increase the mechanical properties
of the same: Hardening at 520Ԩ for 6
- 10 hours Complete Artificial Aging at 160 °C
for 8 - 12 hours.
Limitation of liability
The contents of these technical sheets gave an informative purpose and do not constitute a warranty regarding the properties stated. The decisions based on this information are taken under
the responsibility and risk of the user and do not exclude it from the verification. If the former are not carried out, we do not assume any liability.
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tel:0365.890.100 fax 0365.899.327
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