7000 Series Aluminium Rods

7000 series aluminium rods are known for their exceptional strength and hardness, primarily due to zinc being the major alloying element. They exhibit good heat treatability and are widely used in aerospace and automotive applications, as well as sports equipment owing to their superior mechanical properties.

7000 series aluminium alloys are primarily alloyed with zinc, providing exceptional strength and toughness. Their typical chemical composition includes: (Al): 87.12% to 89.62%, (Mg): 2.10% to 2.90%, (Zn): 5.10% to 6.10%, (Cu): 1.20% to 2.0%, (Cr): 0.18 to 0.28%, (Fe): Maximum 0.5%, (Si): Maximum 0.4%, (Mn): Maximum 0.3%, Residuals: Maximum 0.15%

Chemical Composition

Chemical Composition (weight %)
AI Zn M Cu Fe Zr Si Mn Ti Cr Ni Other
min. Bal 5.70 2.10 1.50 0.10 0.050
max. Bal 6.70 2.60 2.0 0.15 0.16 0.12 0.10 0.0360 0.050 0.050 0.15

Mechanical Properties

Mechanical Properties
T7452 condition. 125/150 mm thickness:
- Tensile test at ambient temperature, longitudinal direction
- UTS: > 475 N/mm2
- 0.2 % Yield strength: > 400 N/mm2
- Elongation (5d): > 8 %
- KIc (L - T direction): > 27 MPaVm
T74 condition. 100/125 mm thickness:
- Tensile test at ambient temperature, longitudinal direction
- UTS: > 485 N/mm2
- 0.2 % Yield strength: > 420 N/mm2
- Elongation (5d): > 7 %
- KIc (L - T direction): > 27 MPaVm

Note: All the data set out in this page is given for information purposes and Anannya Power will not be held responsible for its accuracy.