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Bars

Production of drawn and extruded bars in aluminium alloys

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EXTRUDED OR DRAWN BARS?
THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR EVERY NEED

The choice between extruded or drawn bars is a strategic decision that depends on the technical characteristics required by the final application. Eural offers an extensive range of shapes: round, square, hexagonal and flat, designed to ensure high machinability, structural uniformity and excellent mechanical performance.


But when is it preferable to choose an extruded bar and when is it better to opt for a drawn bar? Extruded bars are ideal for large diameters, over 80 mm. Drawn bars are generally used for smaller diameters, where tighter dimensional tolerances and higher straightness are required. The latter, previously pickled for a clean, flawless finish, are cold drawn to ensure superior performance in terms of tensile strength and hardness.

FIELDS OF APPLICATION

Mechanical

Automotive

Aerospace

Medical

Electrical

Electronics

Hydraulics

Pneumatics

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Lead Free

2024

Presentation

This alloy has high mechanical properties and excellent resistance to fatigue. During machining, it creates quite long chips, therefore it is not well suited for automatic lathes.

It can be replaced by 2030 which has the same mechanical properties but has better machinability, allowing higher productivity.

Main applications

High structural resistance components for aviation, defence, high resistance components, screws and bolts.

According to EU directives

2000/53/CE (ELV) - 2011/65/EU (RoHS II)



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