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7075 Alclad

QQ-A-250/13 / AlZn5.5MgCu / 7075 Alclad / T62

Chemical Properties % Value
Silicon (Si)0,00 - 0,40
Chromium (Cr)0,18 - 0,28
Manganese (Mn)0,00 - 0,30
Magnesium (Mg)2,10 - 2,90
Copper (Cu)1,20 - 2,00
Titanium (Ti)0,00 - 0,20
Iron (Fe)0,00 - 0,50
Zinc (Zn)5,10 - 6,10
Aluminium (Al)Balance
Physical Properties Value
Density2.81 g/cm³
Melting Point466 °C
Thermal Expansion23 µm/m.°C
Modulus of Elasticity71.7 GPa
Thermal Conductivity130 W/m.K
Electrical Resistivity33 % IACS
Mechanical Properties Value
Proof Strength462 Mpa
Yield Strength560 MPa
Shear Strength330 MPa
Elongation A50 mm%5
Hardness160 HB

7075 T62 Alclad aluminum alloy is renowned for striking a remarkable balance between high strength, light weight, and corrosion resistance, making it a favored choice in aerospace and defense industries. The T62 heat treatment condition optimizes the already impressive mechanical properties of the 7075 series, while the Alclad coating – a thin layer of pure aluminum – enhances surface corrosion resistance. As a result, this alloy excels in structural components and high-performance applications.

Its suitability for anodizing allows for enhanced surface durability and improved aesthetics. Though the 7075 series is generally considered challenging to weld, specialized techniques and filler materials can enable welding under certain conditions. Similarly, despite its high strength, proper preheating and forming methods can grant a certain degree of bendability, allowing for a limited range of complex shaping.

In environments with intense vibrations and fatigue-inducing loads, 7075 T62 Alclad reliably preserves its strength and structural integrity. This makes it an ideal choice for aircraft wings, fuselage sections, landing gear components, and critical parts of defense vehicles. Additionally, the Alclad surface protection significantly improves corrosion resistance in marine, coastal, or industrial environments, contributing to a longer service life for the finished product.

Among its advantages are its high strength, light weight, excellent corrosion resistance, suitability for anodizing, and the capability to perform well under high-vibration conditions. On the downside, it remains relatively difficult to weld, requires careful machining, and needs special attention during forming to avoid damage. Nevertheless, these characteristics firmly establish 7075 T62 Alclad as a strategic alloy selection where performance, durability, and corrosion resistance are paramount.

 

ALLOY DESIGNATIONS
 
7075 T62 has the following standard designations and specifications.

Alclad Sheet and Plate as; 7075 T62, AMS QQ-A-250/13, ASTM B209, EN 2092

 

Choosing for 7075 T62:
7075 is supplied in a wide range of tempers:
 
  • Strength: High
  • Machining: Significant
  • Weldability: Low
  • Formability: Average
  • Corrosion Resistance: Weak
  • Heat Treating: Yes
 
 
TEMPER TYPES

AMS QQ-A-250/13 7075 is supplied in the following heat treatment types:

  • O
  • T6
  • T62
 
 
Some Well-Known Applications for 7075 T62:
 
In the transport sector and especially in the transport applications in the aviation sector.

For special projects in defense industry application.

Firearms production.

 
 
SUPPLIED FORMS
 
7075 T62 is supplied in plate and sheet form.
  • Plate
  • Sheet
DELIVERY:
Mechanical Properties
Thickness (mm) Proof Strength (Min.) Yield Strength (Min.) Elongation A50 mm %
over 0.203 up to & incl. 0.279 396 MPa 465 MPa 5
over 0.305 up to & incl. 0.991 410 MPa 479 MPa 7
over 1.02 up to & incl. 1.57 423 MPa 492 MPa 8
over 1.60 up to & incl. 4.75 430 MPa 498 MPa 8
over 4.78 up to & incl. 6.32 437 MPa 512 MPa 8
over 6.35 up to & incl. 12.7 444 MPa 513 MPa 9
over 12.7 up to & incl. 25.4 465 MPa 533 MPa 7
over 25.43 up to & incl. 50.8 458 MPa 526 MPa 6
over 50.8 up to & incl. 63.5 438 MPa 520 MPa 5
over 63.53 up to & incl. 76.2 417 MPa 491 MPa 5
over 76.23 up to & incl. 88.9 396 MPa 485 MPa 5
over 88.93 up to & incl. 102 370 MPa 458 MPa 4