Melting Temperature of Aluminum Alloys
Aluminum, in its pure form, has a relatively low melting point of 660 °C (1220 °F). However, when aluminum is alloyed with various elements, its melting point can be altered, either increasing or decreasing, depending on the specific alloy composition.
The melting point of aluminum alloys is typically between 460 - 670 °C (860 - 1240 °F). The tables below provide a comprehensive list of melting points for common aluminum alloys at one atmospheric (atm) pressure. (1 atm = 101,325 Pa)
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1050 | 645 - 655 |
1060 | 645 - 655 |
1070 | 640 |
1100 | 640 - 660 |
1145 | 645 - 660 |
1199 | 660 |
1200 | 650 - 660 |
1235 | 645 - 655 |
1350 | 645 - 660 |
2007 | 510 - 640 |
2011 | 540 - 643 |
2014 | 507 - 638 |
2017 | 513 - 641 |
2018 | 507 - 638 |
2024 | 502 - 638 |
2025 | 521 - 641 |
2117 | 554 - 649 |
2124 | 502 - 638 |
2195 | 550 - 660 |
2219 | 543 - 643 |
2618 | 549 - 638 |
3003 | 643 - 655 |
3004 | 630 - 655 |
3005 | 630 - 655 |
3103 | 640 - 660 |
3104 | 630 - 655 |
3105 | 635 - 655 |
4032 | 530 - 570 |
4043 | 570 - 630 |
4047 | 577 - 582 |
5005 | 632 - 655 |
5010 | 630 - 650 |
5049 | 620 - 650 |
5050 | 624 - 652 |
5052 | 607 - 650 |
5056 | 568 - 638 |
5059 | 510 - 650 |
5082 | 560 - 640 |
5083 | 580 - 640 |
5086 | 585 - 640 |
5154 | 593 - 643 |
5182 | 577 - 638 |
5251 | 610 - 650 |
5252 | 607 - 649 |
5356 | 571 - 635 |
5454 | 600 - 650 |
5456 | 568 - 638 |
5457 | 629 - 654 |
5657 | 638 - 657 |
5754 | 600 - 650 |
6005 | 605 - 654 |
6010 | 585 - 649 |
6012 | 570 - 640 |
6013 | 577 - 649 |
6016 | 610 - 660 |
6023 | 580 - 640 |
6060 | 610 - 654 |
6061 | 580 - 650 |
6063 | 615 - 655 |
6064 | 582- 652 |
6065 | 590 - 640 |
6066 | 562 - 646 |
6081 | 610 - 640 |
6082 | 580 - 650 |
6101 | 621 - 654 |
6105 | 599 - 649 |
6106 | 610 - 660 |
6111 | 585 - 650 |
6201 | 607 - 654 |
6262 | 582 - 651 |
6351 | 554 - 649 |
6360 | 630 - 640 |
6463 | 616 - 654 |
7003 | 600 - 650 |
7005 | 607 - 643 |
7010 | 475 |
7020 | 485 - 630 |
7021 | 510 - 630 |
7022 | 480 - 640 |
7039 | 482 - 638 |
7049 | 477 - 635 |
7050 | 488 - 629 |
7068 | 476 - 635 |
7072 | 640 - 657 |
7075 | 477 - 635 |
7076 | 460 - 630 |
7079 | 477 - 635 |
7175 | 477 - 635 |
7178 | 477 - 630 |
7475 | 477 - 635 |
8079 | 640 - 650 |
8090 | 600 - 655 |
201.0 | 535 - 650 |
204.0 | 570 - 650 |
356.0 | 555 - 615 |
359.0 | 555 - 615 |
360.0 | 555 - 595 |
383.0 | 515 - 580 |
390.0 | 505 - 650 |
413.0 | 574 - 582 |
443.0 | 575 - 630 |
512.0 | 588 - 632 |
514.0 | 585 - 630 |
518.0 | 535 - 620 |
535.0 | 550 - 630 |
712.0 | 610 - 650 |
The melting point values provided in these tables are approximate and can vary depending on the specific composition of each alloy.
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References: 1) Cardarelli, François. Materials Handbook: A Concise Desktop Reference. Switzerland: Springer International Publishing, 2018.