ALUMINUM ALLOY 1145

With a minimum aluminum content of 99.45%, aluminum alloy 1145 with its sister alloy of 1235, are almost identical in chemical and physical properties. At times, certain production lots can be dual certified to 1145 and 1235 alloys. Like the 1100 alloy, both are considered commercially pure alloys and have excellent formability. The 1145 alloy has even better conductivity than 1100 due to its higher aluminum content. On the other hand, the 1145 alloy is becoming sparse in the market as many have found the 1235 alloy to be more readily available as it responds just as well in most applications.

Standard Specifications: QQA-1876, ASTM B209

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ASTM StandardsB209
FinishStandard Finishes
QQA Standards1876
TemperStandard Tempers
Thickness0.0005 to 0.064 in
Width0.375 to 60 in
Aluminum (Al):99.45%
Chromium (Cr): -
Copper (Cu): 0.05%
Iron (Fe): -
Magnesium (Mg): 0.05%
Manganese (Mn): .05%
Silicon (Si) 0.55% (Si+Fe)
Titanium (Ti):0.03%
Zinc (Zn): 0.05%
Elongation (Annealed): *35
Elongation (H12): 12
Elongation (H14):9
Elongation (H16): 6
Elongation (H18):5
Tensile Strength (Annealed): **13
Tensile Strength (H12): 16
Tensile Strength (H14): 18
Tensile Strength (H16): 21
Tensile Strength (H18): 24
Yield Strength (Annealed): **5
Yield Strength (H12): 15
Yield Strength (H14): 17
Yield Strength (H16): 20
Yield Strength (H16): 22
* % in 2 inches
** KSI