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Precision ground 6061 aluminum plate is made from the 6061 aluminum alloy, which consists primarily of aluminum (Al) and magnesium (Mg).Precision grinding is a machining process that involves removing material from the surface of the aluminum plate using abrasive wheels. This process helps to achieve tight tolerances, excellent flatness, and a smooth surface finish.Precision ground 6061 aluminum plates are known for their exceptional flatness, meaning the plate has a uniform thickness across its entire surface. The surface finish is typically very smooth, providing a high-quality appearance.




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Alloy |
6061 precision ground aluminum plate |
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Temper |
T6,T651 |
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Thickness(mm) |
0.3-600 |
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Width(mm) |
500-2600 |
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Thickness Tolerance |
±0.002 in |
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Finish Type |
Precision Ground |
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Application |
Semiconductor and Electronics, Aerospace,Precision Machinery,Tool and Mold Making,General Engineering,etc. |
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Alloy |
Temper |
Mechanical Properties |
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Tensile Strength, Ultimate(Mpa) |
Tensile Strength, Yield(Mpa) |
Elongation at Break |
Brinell hardness HBW |
Modulus of Elasticity(GPa) |
Shear Strength(Mpa) |
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6061 |
T6,T651 |
290 |
255 |
12% |
95-100 |
68.9 |
186 |
High Flatness: Precision grinding ensures a high degree of flatness, which is essential for applications requiring close dimensional control.
Excellent Surface Finish: The smooth surface finish of precision ground 6061 aluminum plates makes them suitable for applications where aesthetics are important.
Machinability: 6061 aluminum alloy has good machinability, allowing for various machining operations on precision ground plates, such as drilling, milling, and tapping.
Corrosion Resistance: Like other 6061 aluminum plates, precision ground versions offer good resistance to corrosion, making them suitable for outdoor and corrosive environments.
Semiconductor and Electronics: Used for precision components, fixtures, and tooling in the semiconductor and electronics industry.
Aerospace: Suitable for aircraft structural components, tooling, and fixtures that require high precision and flatness.
Precision Machinery: Used in precision instruments, jigs, and fixtures for industries such as metrology, optics, and robotics.
Tool and Mold Making: Used for mold bases, tooling plates, and precision components in the tool and mold making industry.
General Engineering: Suitable for various precision applications, such as mounting plates, optical benches, and inspection fixtures.