Good vacuum characteristics and lightweight! With a low melting point of 660-1000°C, it is an easy-to-process welding material.
"Aluminum" has characteristics such as good vacuum properties, light weight, non-magnetic, good thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance. It is strong at low temperatures and has toughness, making it suitable for use in applications like liquid nitrogen traps. Its corrosion resistance is achieved because it forms an oxide film on the aluminum surface immediately after processing, making it unsuitable for vacuum chambers with high vacuum levels or above. With a melting point of 660-1000°C, it is easy to weld, but the difficulty increases in applications like airtight welding in vacuum chambers. 【Features】 ■ Good vacuum properties ■ Light weight ■ Non-magnetic ■ Good thermal conductivity ■ Corrosion resistant For more details, please contact us.
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【Materials Handled】 ■ Stainless Steel ■ Aluminum ■ Steel ■ Permalloy ■ Hastelloy ■ Titanium, etc. *For more details, please contact us.
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- Material: Stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, permalloy, nickel, etc. - Airtight welding is possible from a plate thickness of 0.2mm. - TIG welding with minimal distortion is possible (depending on the case, welding that does not require secondary processing is also possible). - Airtight welding of parts that are difficult to see. - Proficient in tanks for extremely low temperatures (such as liquid helium). - Welding of dissimilar materials is also possible.
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