Lead-free easily cut and deformed SnZnBi aluminum alloy
A zinc-aluminum alloy and easy-cutting technology, which is applied in the field of lead-free easy-cutting deformed tin-bismuth-zinc-aluminum alloy and easy-cutting deformed zinc-aluminum alloy, can solve the problems of poor mechanical properties and dimensional stability that have not been seen in public reports of free-cutting zinc alloys , It is not easy to realize extrusion forming and other problems, and achieve good application prospects, good mechanical properties and processing and forming properties, and good thermal processing and forming properties
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[0037] With industrial pure zinc, industrial pure aluminum, industrial pure copper, industrial pure bismuth, industrial pure tin as raw materials, according to Al 8%; Cu 0.8%; Bi 0.05%; Sn 0.05%; the rest is Zn and unavoidable impurities (impurities content≤0.05%) is smelted in a power frequency induction furnace at a melting temperature of 720-800°C; during smelting, first add aluminum, then add copper after melting, then add zinc, and finally add bismuth and tin; after standing still and removing slag Cast an ingot of φ55mm in a steel mold; after the ingot car skin is cut to length, it is extruded and cold-drawn with a small deformation at 240-260°C to make a bar of φ12mm. The lead-free free-cutting deformed tin-bismuth-zinc aluminum alloy produced in this embodiment has good cutting performance, a tensile strength of 362 MPa, and an elongation of 15%.
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[0039] With industrial pure zinc, industrial pure aluminum, industrial pure copper, industrial pure bismuth, industrial pure tin as raw materials, according to Al 10%; Cu 1.2%; Bi 0.1%; Sn 0.1%; the rest is Zn and unavoidable impurities (impurities content≤0.05%) is smelted in a power frequency induction furnace at a melting temperature of 720-800°C; during smelting, first add aluminum, then add copper after melting, then add zinc, and finally add bismuth and tin; after standing still and removing slag Cast an ingot of φ55mm in a steel mold; after the ingot car skin is cut to length, it is extruded and cold-drawn with a small deformation at 240-260°C to make a bar of φ12mm. The lead-free free-cutting deformed tin-bismuth-zinc aluminum alloy produced in this example has good cutting performance, a tensile strength of 345 MPa, and an elongation of 11%.
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[0041] Using industrial pure zinc, industrial pure aluminum, industrial pure copper, industrial pure bismuth, industrial pure tin as raw materials, according to Al 12%; Cu 1.5%; Bi 0.2%; Sn 0.15%; the rest is Zn and unavoidable impurities (impurities content≤0.05%) is smelted in a power frequency induction furnace at a melting temperature of 720-800°C; during smelting, first add aluminum, then add copper after melting, then add zinc, and finally add bismuth and tin; after standing still and removing slag Cast an ingot of φ55mm in a steel mold; after the ingot car skin is cut to length, it is extruded and cold-drawn with a small deformation at 240-260°C to make a bar of φ12mm. The lead-free free-cutting deformed tin-bismuth-zinc aluminum alloy produced in this example has good cutting performance, a tensile strength of 358 MPa, and an elongation of 10%.
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