Aluminum has ideal versatile applications across industries like aerospace and automotive, owing to its remarkable material properties. Within the EOS aluminum family, consisting of AlSi10Mg, AlF357, and Al2139 AM alloys—typical aluminum-silicon casting alloys are tailored and rigorously tested for EOS metal 3D printers, these powders ensure high-quality output. Each batch comes with an inspection certificate, adhering to EN 10204 standards, showcasing the outcomes of meticulous QA testing.
Properties:
- Excellent strength: Capable of withstanding high forces.
- Corrosion resistance: Protection against rust and wear.
- Properties can be modified with heat treatments: Enhanced performance through controlled thermal processes.
- Parts can be anodized: Can be treated for improved surface properties.
- Lightweight: Low density, easy to handle.
- Good thermal and electrical conductivity: Efficient heat and electrical flow.
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EOS Aluminium Al5X1
EOS Aluminium Al5X1 is a heat-treatable aluminium alloy developed for additive manufacturing, providing an impressive balance of high strength and high elongation. After heat treatment,…
EOS Aluminium AlF357
EOS Aluminium AlF357 is an ideal material for applications that demand a blend of lightweight properties and resistance to mechanical and thermal stress. It is…
EOS Aluminium AlSi10Mg
Parts printed with EOS Aluminum AlSi10Mg provide excellent strength, hardness, dynamic performance, and thermal properties, all while maintaining a low weight. As a Responsible Product,…
EOS Aluminium Al2139 AM
EOS Aluminium Al2139 AM is a high-strength 2000-series alloy specifically engineered for additive manufacturing. It performs exceptionally well at elevated temperatures, up to 200°C. With…
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