High Strength Mould Magnesium Alloy Plate Small Piece Electronic Parts

1. The melting point of magnesium alloy sheet is lower than that of aluminum alloy. The tensile strength of magnesium alloy castings is similar to that of aluminum alloy castings, generally up to 250 MPa and up to 600 MPa. The yield strength and elongation are similar to those of aluminum alloys.
2. Magnesium alloy also offers good corrosion resistance, electromagnetic shielding performance, and radiation resistance, and can be 100% recycled.
3. The casting stability of magnesium alloy is higher than that of high-pressure casting.
4. Magnesium alloys with good machining performance have lower cutting resistance than other metals and can be machined at higher speeds.
5. Magnesium alloy has high absorption of vibration and impact due to its good absorption of vibration energy, making it suitable for driving and transmission parts to reduce vibration.

• In the elastic range, the energy absorbed by magnesium alloy is half that of aluminum alloys.
• Good corrosion resistance.
• Electromagnetic shielding performance.
• Radiation resistance performance.
• 100% recyclable.
• Seismic noise reduction.
• Stable casting performance of magnesium alloy.
• Favorable comparison with aluminum alloy.

Magnesium alloy offers good impact energy absorption performance and better elongation than aluminum alloy, allowing it to absorb impact energy without fracture.

Application: Magnesium alloy is used in steering wheels and seats to improve impact force absorption and reduce weight after a car is hit.

Although the heat transfer coefficient of magnesium alloy is lower than that of aluminum alloy, it is dozens of times higher than that of plastic. Therefore, magnesium alloy can be used in electrical products to effectively distribute heat from inside to outside.

Application: Magnesium alloy is used in the housings and cooling parts of computers and projectors that generate high internal temperatures. It can also be used on TV set housings without heat dissipation holes.