CG MATERIAL
Aluminum Cobalt Master Alloy Al-Co Alloy
Aluminum Cobalt Master Alloy Al-Co Alloy
Compositions | Aluminum, Cobalt |
Content | Co 5%-20%, Al Balance |
Shape | Ingot, Lump, Shot, waffle ingot |
Overview
Aluminum-Cobalt (Al-Co) master alloy is an aluminum-based alloy with cobalt (Co) as the primary alloying element. It is used to improve the mechanical, thermal, and corrosion-resistant properties of aluminum alloys, particularly in high-performance and high-temperature applications.
Key Benefits
- Improved High-Temperature Strength – Enhances the thermal stability of aluminum alloys.
- Increased Corrosion Resistance – Cobalt improves oxidation resistance, making the alloy more durable.
- Enhanced Wear Resistance – Cobalt strengthens the aluminum matrix, reducing wear and tear.
- Better Magnetic Properties – Some Al-Co alloys exhibit magnetic characteristics useful in electronic and aerospace applications.
- Refined Microstructure – Helps in grain refinement, improving overall alloy uniformity and mechanical performance.
Applications
- Aerospace & Aviation – High-strength, heat-resistant aluminum components.
- Automotive Industry – Lightweight, wear-resistant parts.
- Electronic Components – Used in magnetic and electronic applications.
- Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) – Applied in Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) for advanced aluminum alloy powders.
