Aluminum Heat Treatment

Process applied to aluminum alloys to increase their strength, hardness, tensile strength, and impact resistance.This process consists of three main steps:

• Solution Heat Treatment
  This step involves heating the aluminum alloy to a specified temperature to allow the intermetallic phases (compounds) to dissolve into the aluminum matrix.

• Quenching
  This involves rapidly cooling the aluminum alloy, typically with water or oil, to suppress the formation of the intermetallic compounds and retain a supersaturated solid solution.

• Artificial-Aging
  This step involves heating the aluminum alloy to a specific temperature for a set period. This allows the dissolved intermetallic compounds to re-form and precipitate throughout the microstructure, creating a stronger and more hardened network.

  Furnace Qty	Solution Furnace 4 [Furnaces]Aging Furnace 4 [Furnaces]
  Batch Size	600[kg]
  Batch Dimesion	600[mm] x 600[mm] x 1200[mm]
  Frequently Treat Material	ADC12, ADC10 AC4CH 6061,7075
  Process	T6, T5