FAQ

Marine aluminum usually refers to high-performance marine aluminum alloys represented by 5000 series (such as 5083, 5059, 5754, 5456) and 6000 series (such as 6061, 6082, 6063).

Among the many aluminum alloys available for marine use—such as 6061, 7075, and 5083—the 6061 aluminum plate stands out for certain applications.

5083 marine aluminum plates are commonly used in the H116/H321/H112 temper states and are widely applied in the construction of ship hulls, warships, commercial ships, yachts, structural parts, bulkheads, decks, bridges, and protective facilities.

Marine-grade aluminum plates are resistant to seawater corrosion. These aluminum plates (such as 5052 and 5083) are essential in shipbuilding.

5059 aluminum alloy is a 5000 series aluminum alloy with a high magnesium content. Its excellent corrosion resistance, high strength and good welding performance make it an ideal choice for warships, high-speed boats, yachts, marine engineering and other

Aluminum alloy yachts generally use marine-grade aluminum alloys, mostly 5-series magnesium-aluminum alloys and 6-series aluminum sheets, including 5052, 5083, 5754, 6061, 6082 and other marine aluminum alloys...

5083 marine aluminum alloy sheets have become one of the important materials in the shipbuilding industry with their superior performance.

Common grades of marine-grade aluminum profiles include 5052, 5083, 5454, 6061, 6063, etc. They have good corrosion resistance, mechanical properties and welding properties, and are the main materials for manufacturing hull structures.