AMG Aluminum Boral® 10% Boron Aluminum Alloy

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AMG Aluminum Boral® 10% Boron Aluminum Alloy
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Aluminum Alloy
Material Notes:	With the use of master alloys containing special addition agents, many characteristics can be imparted to aluminum alloys. Master alloys containing beryllium are added to aluminum magnesium melts at low levels to reduce magnesium losses. Small beryllium additions also improve surface quality of DC billet as well as impart improved mechanical properties to premium quality aluminum casting. The electrical and thermal conductivity of aluminum can be improved by the addition of trace amounts of boron to eliminate the undesirable effects of chromium, titanium, vanadium and zirconium. Boron also provides an effective grain refiner for aluminum silicon alloys. The use of Aluminum Strontium to modify the silicon phase of hypoeutectic aluminum silicon casting alloys from coarse platelets to a fine fibrous structure is a widely accepted practice. This results in improved casting soundness and mechanical properties, particularly ductility. Information provided by KB Alloys Al. Assoc. Registration No: H2221 Former KB Alloys product. AMG acquired KB Alloys in 2011.
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Available Properties
Aluminum, Al Boron, B Iron, Fe Other, each Other, total Potassium, K Silicon, Si Sodium, Na Titanium, Ti

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Manufacturer Notes:
AMG Aluminum, Advanced Metallurgical Group, former KB Alloys

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