54 mm
Premium 54mm (2 1/8") Diameter Aluminium Round Bar 2011 T3 - High-Performance Free Machining Alloy for Automotive and Appliance Parts
£39.94 incl. VAT
Overview
Overview
About this Aluminium stock
Product Overview
This Aluminium Round bar is available as grade 2011 T3, an alloy that both machines exceptionally well and has a high mechanical strength. Often referred to as a 'Free Machining Alloy,' it is well suited for use in automatic lathes. The production of complex and detailed parts is excellent with these machining characteristics; however, 2011 T3 does have poorer corrosion resistance.
Applications
2011 T3 is often used in applications that require manufactured parts made from repetition machining, including:
- Automotive Trim
- Appliance Parts
- Ordnance Parts
- Fasteners & Fittings
Technical Specifications
Benefits
This Premium Aluminium Round Bar offers several advantages:
- High mechanical strength for durability
- Excellent machining characteristics for complex part production
- Ideal for automatic lathing operations
FAQs
Q: What is the primary use of the Aluminium Round Bar 2011 T3?
A: It is primarily used in automotive trim, appliance parts, ordnance parts, and fasteners.
Q: How does 2011 T3 compare in corrosion resistance?
A: While it has excellent machining properties, it has poorer corrosion resistance compared to other grades.
Q: Can this alloy be used for detailed parts?
A: Yes, it is well-suited for producing complex and detailed parts due to its free machining characteristics.
Typical uses
- Frames & fabricationLightweight frames, brackets and enclosures.
- Marine & transportTrailer, van and boat fit-outs.
- Machined partsJigs, plates and turned components.
- Panels & signageCladding, kick plates and sign blanks.
Specifications
Specifications
This bar
- Diameter
- 54mm (2 1/8")
- Material Grade
- 2011 T3
Technical data (EN AW-2011)
Technical data
2011 / EN AW-2011
- Cu 5.0–6.0%Copper
- Pb 0.2–0.6%Lead
- Bi 0.2–0.6%Bismuth
- Alloy
- Free-machining aluminium alloy
- Designation
- EN AW-2011
- Density
- 2.83 g/cm³
Typical values for guidance. Confirm critical values with your engineer.
54 mm