1000 Series: 1050/1060/1070/1100…
2000 Series: 2014/2024/2A12…
3000 Series: 3003/3004/3005/3104/3105/3A21…
4000 Series: 4040/4027/4599/4143/4144…
5000 Series: 5005/5052/5083/5086/5454/5754/5252…
6000 Series: 6005/6060/6061/6063/6082/6101/6005-A…
7000 Series: 7075/7005/7050/7A04/7A09…
8000 Series: 8011…
Temper: H14,H18,H32,T0,T2,T4,T5,T6
Size: 0.8-30mm
LINSY Aluminum makes many types of aluminum alloy wires. We have strict standards for our products. Our wires range in size from 0.5mm to 20mm. We can also change the weight of single rolls based on what customers need.
Our strong, eco-friendly, and rust-proof aluminum alloy wires are used in many industries. They are common in high-voltage wire and cable making, as well as undersea cables.
The aluminum wire made by LINSY Aluminum is used to create many fasteners and semi-hollow rivets. These parts include rivets, screws, nuts, and more. They are used in top-level military, aviation, shipbuilding, and automotive fields. Our products are sold all over the world. They meet the highest quality and performance standards.
1000 Series: 1050/1100/1350 Aluminum Wire
2000 Series: 2007/2014/2017/2019/2024/2219 Aluminum Wire
3000 Series: 3003/3004/3103/3104 Aluminum Wire
4000 Series: 4005 Aluminum Wire
5000 Series: 5019/5052/5056/5082 Aluminum Wire
6000 Series: 6005/6013/6026/6060/6061 Aluminum Wire
7000 Series: 7005/7050/7075/7175 Aluminum Wire
Temper | O, F, H111, H112, T3, T4, T6, T351,
T451, T651, T851, T7451, T74, T87 |
Size | 0.8-30 mm |
Size Tolerance | ± 2 mm |
Weight/Coil | Min 50 Kg |
Standard | GB/T3880, GJB1541, GB/n167, JB2053,
GJB2662, ASTM B209, ASME SB-209, EN 485 |
1050 aluminum wire has at least 99.5% aluminum. This type of aluminum is not heat treated. People like it because it is easy to shape and it resists corrosion.
1050 aluminum wire is mostly used for electrical conductors. It is also used for pins, rods, rivets, and different forms of wire and clips.
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1060 aluminum wire contains at least 99.6% aluminum. This type of aluminum alloy is not heat-treatable. People like it because it has good shape-making ability and is tough against erosion.
1060 aluminum wires are mainly used for electrical tasks. They are used for conductors, pins, rods, and rivets. You can also find them in different wire forms and clips.
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1070 aluminum wires contain at least 99.7% aluminum. Aluminum Alloy 1070 does not get harder with heat. It is often chosen for jobs that need good shaping and protection from damage.
1070 aluminum wires are mainly used in electrical conductors, pins, rods, and rivets. They are also used to make different wire forms and clips.
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1100 aluminum wires have at least 99% aluminum. Aluminum Alloy 1100 cannot be heat treated. It is chosen for projects that need good shapeability and protection against rust.
1100 aluminum wires are mainly used for electrical conductors, pins, rods, and rivets. They are also used to make different wire shapes and clips.
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1350 aluminum wire has at least 99.5% aluminum. It cannot be treated with heat and is often used for electrical wires. This is because it is easy to shape and does not easily rust.
Its main uses are in electrical conductors, pins, rods, rivets, and different types of wires and clips. In these areas, keeping costs low is more important than being strong.
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2007 aluminum wire is an alloy that has 3.3 – 4.6% copper. This makes it great for fast machining and threading. It also has magnesium and lead.
Common uses are making machine parts, bolts, and nuts.
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The 2014 aluminum wire is commonly used in the aerospace industry due to its strength and hardness. It can also be easily machined in some tempers.
The 2014 aluminum wire is often shaped through extrusion and forging. It is the second most used alloy in the 2000 series, coming second to 2024 aluminum.
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2017 aluminum wire is a type of aluminum that can be treated with heat. It is strong, flexible, and easy to work with. It is stronger than 2011 aluminum. It has good work features and is resistant to damage from moisture.
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Copper is the main part of the 2019 aluminum wire. It is strong, has good heat protection, and has useful qualities. But, the copper in it makes it less resistant to rust than the 5000 and 7000 series alloys.
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2024 aluminum wire is a strong mix of aluminum and copper. It is stronger than many other aluminum wires, but it can rust more easily. A lot of 2024 aluminum wires are made with a layer on top for protection. This type of alloy cannot be welded.
2024 aluminum wire is known for its strong ability to handle repeated stress. This makes it great for areas like aerospace, car parts, bolts, pistons, and gears. It has good strength and can handle changing loads, especially in some forms.
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2219 Aluminum wire is a strong alloy that is easy to cut and shape. It works well in temperatures from -452°F to 600°F. You can weld it easily. It also has good strength against breaking. When in the T8 condition, it does well against stress cracking.
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3003 aluminum wire is a medium-strength metal made mainly with manganese. It is easy to shape, which makes it great for bending, spinning, drawing, stamping, and roll forming.
3003 aluminum cannot be treated with heat. However, it can be worked while cold. This process makes it stronger but reduces its flexibility.
It offers good strength and is easy to work with. It also does a great job against corrosion. It is often rolled and shaped. You can find it in things like gutters, downspouts, roofing, and siding.
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3004 aluminum wire is a strong alloy in the 3000 series. It is like 3003 but has an extra 1% magnesium. This extra magnesium makes it stronger. You can also work it cold to make it even stronger.
3004 aluminum is known for its good strength and workability. It resists corrosion well. People often roll and extrude it. It is mostly used to make beverage cans.
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3103 aluminum wire is like 3003 but has better strength and does not wear down as much. It has a high tensile strength of 275 MPa or more and can stretch up to 20%. This makes it strong against impacts and very flexible.
3103 aluminum is commonly used in planes, cars, and building materials. It works well in high temperatures and has great anodizing features.
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Application of 3103 Aluminum Wire
The 3104 aluminum wires are often used for cans and flexible packaging. It is a strong aluminum alloy with high strength (at least 275 MPa) and can stretch up to 20%. This allows it to handle impacts well and be easy to work with.
The 3104 aluminum wire is a common 3000-series Al-Mg alloy. It does a good job of resisting corrosion. It also anodizes well. This alloy is not brittle in cold temperatures. It can handle different weather conditions strongly.
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4005 aluminum wire is part of the 4000 series. This series is well-known for its better casting abilities because it has more silicon. It is not used as often in strong structures like the 6000 or 7000 series alloys. However, it does have some benefits in casting processes.
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5019 aluminum wire is a mix of aluminum and magnesium. Magnesium is the main part of the mix, with small amounts of manganese and chromium. It is well-known for being very strong against seawater and chemicals used in industries.
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5052 aluminum wire has magnesium as the main part added for strength, with a little chromium. It is simple to shape and can get stronger through work. Many people use it in engineering because it is very flexible.
5052 aluminum wire has 2.5% magnesium and 0.25% chromium. This gives it good workability. It has medium strength when still and high strength when under pressure. The wire is easy to weld and shows great resistance to rust. This is especially true in wet or salty places.
5052 aluminum wires are light and have great conductivity compared to other aluminum wires. You can make them stronger by working with them when they are cold, but you cannot treat them with heat.
5056 aluminum wire is mainly made of aluminum and magnesium. It is part of the 5000 series, which is known for its wrought aluminum-magnesium group.
Magnesium makes it stronger. It is better than regular alloys, like 3003. This alloy cannot be heat treated but has high strength and good formability. It is great for cold heading, making wire forms, and creating hinge pins. Also, it has strong resistance to corrosion. This makes it a good choice for tough places, like salt water.
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5082 aluminum wire is an aluminum and magnesium alloy. It is known for how well it stands up to seawater and industrial chemicals. The wire has magnesium in it, along with small amounts of manganese and chromium. These elements improve its strength and performance.
The 5082 aluminum wire has strong mechanical properties. It is easy to weld and keeps its strength after welding. It has good ductility and formability. It works well in low-temperature places.
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6005 aluminum wire is part of the 6000 series of aluminum. It is mainly used for extrusions, but it can also be forged or rolled. Heating it increases strength, but it makes it a little less bendable.
Think of it as the middle grade between 6061 and 6082 aluminum alloys. It is easier to make than 6082 aluminum. It has a better surface feel but is not great for detailed shapes. Overall, the 6005 aluminum wire is a good choice for many projects. It offers a nice mix of strength, ease of use, and look.
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6013 aluminum is used in aerospace because it has good strength and is easy to shape. It also doesn’t rust easily. You can heat it and weld it without much trouble. This makes it popular for parts like valves, machine pieces, munitions, ABS brakes, and hydraulic systems.
Additional copper and manganese in the 6013 aluminum wire make it very easy to shape and weld. It is stronger too. People like it because it lasts longer against rust than other 6000 series alloys. You can often find it in cars, transport, and buildings. It is great for creating lightweight and detailed structures.
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Aluminum wire 6026 is a type of alloy that doesn’t easily get damaged. It is great for decorative use and strong anodized finishes. However, its low tin content can make parts weaker when they are under stress or very hot.
6026 aluminum wire is very good at preventing rust and is perfect for anodizing.
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6060 aluminum wire is an alloy made of aluminum, magnesium, and silicon. It is well known for its strong resistance to rust and is easy to shape. This wire is a great pick for structural uses where appearance is important, like stylish window and door frames.
The 6060 aluminum wire belongs to the 6000 series. It is like 6063 aluminum, but it has a bit less magnesium in it.
6060 aluminum wire is not usually used for casting, but it is very good in extrusion, forging, and rolling. It does not get stronger through work hardening, but you can heat-treat it to make it stronger. However, heating it can lower its ductility. This makes it a good choice for uses that need both formability and strength.
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6061 aluminum wire is a special type of aluminum that gets stronger through a process called precipitation hardening. This alloy mainly contains magnesium and silicon. It is known for its strong mechanical properties and ability to be welded. 6061 is commonly used and is very popular, second only to 6063 aluminum alloy.
6061 aluminum wire comes in several grades. The available grades are 6061-O, which is annealed, 6061-T6, which is solutionized and aged, and 6061-T651, which is solutionized, stretched to relieve stress, and aged.
It is well-known as one of the best aluminum alloys. People prize it for its strength, ability to be treated with heat, easy machining, and good weldability. Also, 6061 aluminum can be anodized. This gives a protective layer to the finished parts.
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6063 aluminum wire has very good protection against rust and is easy to shape. The main parts of it are magnesium and silicon.
6063 aluminum wire has a smooth surface. It can be shaped easily. It is used in other areas that need light materials that won’t rust. It also looks good.
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7005 aluminum wire is a strong alloy that is good for resisting rust. It is great for building things in water and transport because it welds well.
This wire has a Tensile Strength of 350 MPa and a Fatigue Strength of 150 MPa, with a density of 2.78 g/cm³. Unlike other aluminum alloys, it does not need precipitation hardening and can cool in air.
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7050 aluminum wire can be heat-treated. It is strong and tough. It shows great ability to resist stress corrosion cracking. Its electrical conductivity is about 40% of that amount in copper.
Compared to 7075 aluminum, 7050 aluminum wire reacts less to quenching. This helps it keep its strong properties over time, especially in thicker parts.
It also provides great protection against rust, peeling, and is very strong. This makes it very popular in the aerospace field and for building parts. You can find it in bulkheads, fuselages, and wing skins.
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7075 aluminum wire has zinc as its main part. It shows strong mechanical features, like high strength, good ductility, toughness, and strong resistance to wear and tear. This wire is often used in tough structural jobs, especially in airplane parts.
The makeup of 7075 has about 5.6–6.1% zinc, 2.1–2.5% magnesium, 1.2–1.6% copper, and small amounts of silicon, iron, manganese, titanium, chromium, and other metals.
It comes in several tempers, like 7075-0, 7075-T6, and 7075-T651. Each one meets different performance needs.
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Aluminum wire 7175 is a strong type of alloy found in the 7000 series of aluminum. The alloys in the 7000 series are known for using zinc mainly to make them stronger.
The 7175 aluminum wire is designed to be tougher than the 7075 aluminum wire. It has a small loss in strength. This makes it a good fit for important aerospace uses that need to handle more stress.
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Linsy Aluminum is a top supplier of aluminum processing products. We work with many industries, including aerospace, general engineering, automotive, shipbuilding, and other special industrial uses.
We are dedicated to keeping the best quality and caring for the environment. Our certificates show this: ISO 9001:2008 for quality management, ISO 14001:2004 for environmental management, and OHSAS 18001:2007 for health and safety management.
Linsy Aluminum exports its products to Europe and several other places, including South Africa, Brazil, Singapore, Turkey, Japan, South Korea, and other South Asian countries.
LEARN MORE ABOUT LINSY ALUMINUM
We are both a manufacturer and a distributor.
With over 20 years of experience in the aluminum industry, we have established ourselves as a reputable Chinese aluminum factory and distributor.
Whether you require standard aluminum products or customized solutions, we have the capabilities to fulfill your requirements efficiently and effectively.
Our aluminum products meet international quality standards such as ISO9001, SGS, and ASTM etc…
We prioritize quality in every step of production to ensure the highest product quality.
Our aluminum products meet and serve various industries’ standard, including construction, automotive, shipbuilding, marine engineering, packing, aerospace, electronics, and among others.
Yes, we offer customized aluminum products tailored to your specific requirements.
We accepted small batch order, and thus we don’t necessarily require MOQ to most of our standard aluminum products.
We accept various payment methods, including T/T, and L/C. Payment terms can be discussed based on your order.
Yes, we can provide samples of our aluminum products. Please request samples, and we will be happy to assist you.
We also very welcome customers from all over the world to visit our factories and warehouses in China.
We offer a thorough warranty policy. If there are any issues regarding the quantity or quality, the buyer need to report them within 60 days of receiving the goods at the discharging port.
If the complaint is valid, we will resolve it within 30 days by providing the agreed compensation amount.
For packaging problems resulting from rough handling during loading and unloading, please contact the insurance company directly.
Lead times vary by product and order quantity.
Please contact us for estimated lead times for your specific order.
All our products are strictly tested for quality before packaging, and unqualified products will be destroyed.
We have exported to America, India, Vietnam, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Australia, Dubai, Canada, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Kenya, and other African countries.
We have extensive experience in international logistics and can arrange shipping to your desired destination efficiently and cost-effectively.
Linsy Advantages
Linsy Aluminum is a leading supplier of aluminum processing products, serving diverse industries including aerospace, general engineering, automotive, marine, shipbuilding and other specialized industrial applications.
We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of quality and environmental responsibility, as demonstrated by our certifications: ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and SGS.