Metallpulver Aluminium Eisenpulver

Produkt Charakter Aluminum iron powder has a wide range of applications, involving metallurgy, chemical engineering and other fields, and has unique physical and chemical properties. Aluminum iron powder, especially aluminum based alloy powder, is produced by atomization method, with a composition ratio of Fe: 50% and Al: 50%, a particle size of -60mesh, -100 mesh, -200 mesh, and a polyhedral shape.   2.Spezifikation Aluminum iron powder

Aluminum iron powder	Element	Al	P	S	Fe	Si
	Ergebnis（%）	49.5	0.014	0.025	Bal.	0.016

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• Aluminum iron powder has a wide range of applications, mainly involving metallurgy, chemical engineering and other fields, and has unique physical and chemical properties. ‌ The application of aluminum iron powder is not limited to the industrial field, but also has a wide range of applications in daily life. For example, aluminum powder is commonly used in the production of coatings, commonly known as silver powder or silver paint, due to its silver white luster and good reflectivity. It is used to protect iron products from corrosion and increase aesthetics. Aluminum, due to its low-temperature resistance, increases in strength at low temperatures without brittleness, making it an ideal material for low-temperature devices such as refrigerators and freezers. In addition, the sound absorption performance and excellent sound effect of aluminum make it widely used in broadcasting rooms, ceilings of modern large buildings, etc. Many doors and windows in households use aluminum alloy frames for this reason. In the field of metallurgy, aluminum iron alloy powder has a wide range of applications, involving the smelting process of various metals. Due to its unique physical and chemical properties, aluminum iron alloy powder plays an important role in improving the strength and corrosion resistance of metals. In addition, aluminum iron alloy powder can also be used to prepare special alloy materials to meet the needs of different fields.