Rolled plate
Peraluman
EN AW 5083

Peraluman is available in H111 state (annealed, rolled, and pulled).

Peraluman is an alloy with mid-range mechanical properties used for machinery components that are subjected to light stresses.

This alloy has optimal corrosion resistance properties, even in marine environments, and is therefore widely used in both the mechanical engineering and ship-building industries.

Availability

Peraluman is available in H111 state (annealed, rolled, and pulled).

Thicknesses [mm]	Max. width [mm]
8 - 50	2050

For thicknesses greater than 50 mm, we recommend using Level Cast, Precisal Cast, or Castal Premium 50 instead.

General information

Chemical Composition (%weight)

Si	Fe	Cu	Mn	Mg	Cr	Zn	Ti+Zr
max	max	max	0.40	4.0	0.05	max	max
0.4	0.4	0.10	1.00	4.9	0.25	0.25	0.15

Physical properties (state T651, indicative values)1

1 MPa = 1 N/mm² = 0.10197 kg/mm²

Specific weight: 2.66 g/cm³
Elastic modulus: 71000 MPa
Thermal conductivity: 105-120 W/m•K
Electrical conductivity (T=20°C): 15-17 MS/m
Thermal linear expansion coefficient: (20°-100°C): 23.8·10^-6 K^-1

mechanical properties

Indicative values (state T651 / standard EN 485-2)

Thickness (from…to) [mm]	Rm [MPa]	Rp0.2 [MPa]	A50 [%]
7.9 – 12.5 mm	270 - 345	115	16
12.5 – 50 mm	270 – 345	115	15

Typical mechanical values for different thicknesses

Physical State H111

Thickness (from…to) [mm]	Rm [MPa]	Rp0.2 [MPa]	A50 [%]	HB
7.9 – 60 mm	295	150	23	77

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Rolled plate
Peraluman
EN AW 5083

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Rolled plate Peraluman EN AW 5083

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Rolled plate
Peraluman
EN AW 5083