Products in Metals, Alloys & Complexes: Automotive Applications

Alliance Magnesium Alloy AZ91D is the most commonly used magnesium die cast alloy. It is the strongest rated magnesium die cast alloy and makes up the bulk of current use. Thanks to its mechanical properties and high corrosion resistance, this alloy’s range of applications is becoming increasingly wider. It is most commonly used for casings, covers, brackets, chainsaw parts, portable tools and electronic parts.

Gulf Ferro Alloys Ferro Molybdenum is produced using iron and molybdenum. It is a dynamic alloy and can be used in stainless steels and high strength low alloys. Ferro molybdenum improves wear and corrosion resistance, weldability and ferrite strength in steel and stainless steel.

ZINC ALLOY 710 is copper hardened and titanium refined zinc. It has good strength and ductility with better creep resistance than most zinc alloys.

ZINC ALLOY 190 is copper hardened zinc that have good strength and excellent ductility. It is a general purpose alloy.

Alliance Magnesium Magnesium AM60B alloy is commonly used for automotive safety parts. Its strength, ductility, energy absorption capacity and ease of casting make it an alloy with great qualities for industry. This alloy is generally considered for applications requiring ductile failure modes such as seat frames, dashboards, steering wheels, brackets, etc.

ZINC ALLOY 750 is copper hardened and titanium refined zinc. It has good strength and moderate ductility with best creep resistance of zinc alloys.

Alliance Magnesium Magnesium AM50A has good energy absorption, high ductility and strength when used in the automotive industry. This alloy is usually used in the construction of steering wheels, lock cases, steering columns, etc.