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Introduction of Aluminum Forging Blocks

1. Definition and Characteristics
Aluminum forging blocks are aluminum products made through the forging process. Forging is a processing method that uses pressure to deform a metal billet in a die to obtain the desired shape and properties. Aluminum forging blocks have the following properties:
High strength: the forging process refines the metal grains and enhances the mechanical properties.
Lightweight: Aluminum's low density makes it suitable for applications that require light weighting.
Corrosion Resistance: Aluminum has an easy to form oxide layer on the surface, which enhances corrosion resistance.
Good thermal and electrical conductivity: suitable for related fields.

2. Manufacturing process
Including the following steps:
Billet preparation: Selection of aluminum ingot or bar with suitable chemical composition.
Heating: Heating to forging temperature to enhance plasticity.
Forging: Deform the billet by hammering or press.
Cooling and heat treatment: to improve mechanical properties and dimensional stability.
Surface treatment: to improve appearance and performance by sandblasting, polishing or anodizing.

3. Application Areas
Widely used in:
Aerospace: airframe, engine parts, etc.
Automobile industry: chassis, suspension system, engine parts, etc.
Power electronics: heat sinks, conductive parts, etc.
Construction industry: structural parts, decorative materials, etc.

4. Market Trends
With the increasing demand for lightweight and environmental protection, the application of aluminum forged blocks in the automotive and aerospace fields continues to grow, while the advancement of recycled aluminum technology also promotes its application in sustainable development.

5. Summary
Aluminum briquettes occupy an important position in a number of industries due to their superior performance, and their application prospects will be even more extensive in the future.