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Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys
*99.999; 1199 (99.99%)
*1188 (99.88%); 1100 (99%);
*EC (99.45%); 2017; 2014; 2024; 3003; 5005; 5056; 5154; 5356; 6061.
*Other alloys available upon request.
Sizes
Fine wire from .002 (0.05mm) and up to 8 AWG (3.25mm). Other sizes available upon request.
Shaped wires
Square, Flat and Round.
Aluminum Round Wire Chart
Anodizing Finish (Aluminum Oxide Coating).
100% Inorganic
Insulation of AI203 from .00004 in. to .0006in.
Mil Specifications and Standards: AMS 4182C-81; MIL-A-8625.
Aluminum Strip and Ribbon
Thickness: Gauges from .001 to .250 inch.
Anodized Aluminum Coat and Insualtion Information
Anodized Aluminum Wire Properties
Anodized Aluminum Wire Mechanical Properties
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Enameling Finish
- Organic
- Polyurethane/Nylon (150°C)
- Butyral (130°C)
- Polyester (130°C)
- Soderable Polyester (155°C)
- Polyesterimide (ISOMID) (180°C)
- Polyamide (ML) (220°C)
- Other coatings available upon request.
Insulation
- Teflon (Dupont®)
- Scotchcost (3M™)
- Kynar
- PVC
- Nylon
Why Aluminum Oxide Insulted Wire?
- The anodic insulation is inorganic, absolute chemically inert and will not be affected by age or storage.
- The anodic layer will not be affected by radiation, gamma or proton and ultra-violet rays.
- The anodic film thickness is thin and flexible, highly dielectric and has a extreme melting point of 3722° F.
- It is resistant to thermal shock, fatigue, aging,cryogenic, vibration, corona, fungus, toxic and other forms of physical deterioration.
- The anodic film will dissipate heat and will intergrate colors anbd may be used for primer for bonding and additional overcoats.
- Military Specs MIL-A8625 Type II Class 1 and class 2, sealed and unsealed.
- Adhesive coatings for commercial and medical applicaitons.
- Conversion coating per MIL-C-5541 Type 1 and Type 3.
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