Aluminum alloy ingots are a common alloy used in the sand casting process to create vital components for the engineering and automotive industries. Well-known components created with this alloy include car oil sump tanks and aluminum alloy wheels

Usage

Automotive Industry

1. ADC12: ADC12 is an alloy used in creating die-casting components. This aluminum alloy, also known as A383, is affordable and makes production easier. For the majority of die-castings manufactured globally, it is the metal of choice.
2. LM2: LM2 is a casting alloy for aluminum that has excellent strength, good corrosion resistance, and average durability. Most die-cast applications that don’t call for great corrosion resistance should choose it (marine applications).
3. LM6: LM6 is a corrosion-resistant aluminum casting alloy that has excellent impact strength and ductility, moderate durability, and strength. General use, electrical, maritime, complex shaped castings, and building cladding panels are all possible applications.