Magnesium alloy rod 7.10

Magnesium is a metallic element with the symbol Mg and the atomic number 12. Magnesium is a silvery white, lightweight and ductile metal. Its density is 1.74g/cm³, melting point is 650℃, boiling point is 1090℃, and valence is +2.

Magnesium is the eighth most abundant element in the earth's crust, and magnesium alloy is also known as the "green engineering material of the 21st century".

Magnesium alloy is an alloy composed of magnesium and other elements. Magnesium alloy has become a good lightweight material due to its low density, impact resistance, electromagnetic wave shielding resistance, and strong regeneration.

Magnesium alloy has various processing methods,including：

Casting Magnesium Rod: Magnesium alloys have good Processing performance and are suitable for pressure casting and gravity casting. They are used to manufacture automotive parts, 3C product housings, etc.

Extrusion Magnesium Rod: The cast magnesium alloy ingots are extruded and rolled to form semi-finished products such as plates, bars, and pipes.

Forging Magnesium Rod: Forging of magnesium alloys is suitable for producing high-strength parts such as automobile wheels, aircraft parts, etc.

Machining: Magnesium alloys are easy to cut and shape, and are suitable for CNC machining and other machining technologies.

Application scenarios of Magnesium Alloy Rod

1. Magnesium alloy water heater magnesium rods: Usually the best inner tank material is used in the water heater, but the corrosion of the inner tank cannot be avoided. In order to protect the inner tank and heating tube of the water heater.

2. Magnesium rods for magnesium alloy batteries, such as the negative electrode of the air battery, form a current voltage with the positive electrode to make emergency lighting and backup power supply.

3. Magnesium rods for outdoor life-saving fires. The US military specifies magnesium rods for ignition and ignition, taking advantage of the activity and easy preservation of magnesium rods.

4. Magnesium alloy rods are used for machined parts and turned parts, such as motor housings.

5. Sacrificial anode rods for hull protection.