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Main Components and Types of Aluminum Alloys
Pure aluminum has relatively low strength, so it is often alloyed with other elements (such as copper, magnesium, silicon, zinc, etc.) to enhance its properties. Aluminum alloys are typically categorized based on their primary alloying elements:

1. 1000 Series (Pure Aluminum, 99%+ Aluminum Content) :
- Characteristics: High electrical conductivity, high corrosion resistance, good ductility.
- Main Uses: Electrical wires, cables, chemical equipment.

2. 2000 Series (Aluminum-Copper Alloys) :
- Characteristics: High strength, low corrosion resistance.
- Main Uses: Aerospace components, mechanical parts.

3. 3000 Series (Aluminum-Manganese Alloys) :
- Characteristics: Good corrosion resistance, suitable for humid environments.
- Main Uses: Construction materials, pipes, beverage cans.

4. 4000 Series (Aluminum-Silicon Alloys) :
- Characteristics: Low expansion coefficient, good heat resistance.
- Main Uses: Automotive engine parts, welding materials.

5. 5000 Series (Aluminum-Magnesium Alloys) :
- Characteristics: High corrosion resistance, moderate strength, good weldability.
- Main Uses: Marine applications, pressure vessels, structural components.

6. 6000 Series (Aluminum-Magnesium-Silicon Alloys) :
- Characteristics: Medium strength, good corrosion resistance, excellent weldability.
- Main Uses: Building materials, transportation, bridges.

7. 7000 Series (Aluminum-Zinc Alloys) :
- Characteristics: High strength, good wear resistance, but lower corrosion resistance.
- Main Uses: Aerospace, sporting goods, bicycle frames.

8. 8000 Series (Other Alloying Elements) :
- Characteristics: Typically used for aluminum foil production.
- Main Uses: Packaging materials, containers, etc.