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FAQ:

Q1: What is aluminum 6061 used for?
A: This grade has a good strength-to-weight ratio and is also heat-treatable. With great formability and weldability, it is used for engineering and structural applications, boats, furniture, and more.

Q2: Is 6061 or 7075 aluminum stronger?
A: It is interesting to note that even though 7075 aluminum is much stronger than 6061 aluminum, it melts at a slightly lower temperature. Because 6061 aluminum has a higher thermal conductivity than 7075 aluminum, it can be a better choice for certain applications.

Q3: Is 6061 aluminum ductile or brittle?
A: Both 5052 and 6061 aluminum alloys are subject to a mixed ductility fracture and brittle fracture.

Q4: Can you weld 6061 aluminum?
A: First, some aluminum alloys cannot be welded without filler materials. Alloys such as 6061 will undergo solidification cracking if welded without filler metal. Furthermore, the correct filler material must be selected. For instance, welding a 6061 alloy with a 6061 filler metal will result in weld failure.

Q5: What is the softest grade of aluminum?
A: 1100 aluminum, known as commercially pure aluminum, is the softest aluminum available. It has an excellent host of benefits and is a good use for many applications spanning several industries.