About Matrix Mg
Magnesium alloy materials, application guidance and sourcing support for global manufacturing
Who Matrix Mg is
Matrix Mg (12matrix.com) supports international manufacturers sourcing magnesium alloy materials and related components. Our public product range covers rolled plate and sheet, extruded profiles, welding wire, die-cast parts and sacrificial anodes.
We help engineering and procurement teams clarify material grades, dimensions, quantities, application conditions, drawings and documentation before a quotation is issued. Current availability, production arrangements and deliverables are confirmed for each project.
Magnesium alloy product range
- Magnesium alloy thick plate for machined structures and applications requiring heavier sections
- Rolled magnesium medium plate for plate-based components and structural parts
- Rolled magnesium thin sheet for lightweight housings and formed or machined sheet structures
- Magnesium extrusion profiles for custom or standard continuous sections
- Magnesium welding wire for compatible welding procedures and repair requirements
- Magnesium die-cast components for complex geometries reviewed from drawings
- Magnesium sacrificial anodes for cathodic-protection projects
Published ranges are a starting point. Final alloy, temper, tolerance, surface condition, processing route and inspection plan depend on the approved specification.
Applications and material selection
Magnesium alloys are evaluated when low density, specific stiffness, vibration damping, heat transfer, electromagnetic shielding or electrochemical performance matters. Typical project directions include consumer electronics, automotive and electric vehicles, industrial equipment, aerospace evaluation, medical equipment and corrosion protection.
Material selection should be based on the complete service environment. Strength alone is not enough: corrosion exposure, temperature, joining, coating, dimensional stability, impact behavior, appearance and production volume can all change the recommended alloy and process. See our application guides for engineering-focused comparisons.
How we support a project
- Requirement intake: alloy or target properties, dimensions, quantity, application, drawings, standards and delivery destination.
- Technical review: product route, manufacturability, tolerances, surface and inspection requirements are checked against the project.
- Quotation and schedule: availability, commercial terms, documentation and lead time are confirmed for the reviewed scope.
- Sample or production coordination: where applicable, samples, first-article requirements, inspection records, packaging and shipment are aligned before release.
Quality and documentation approach
Quality requirements are agreed from the specification instead of assumed. Tell us which chemical-composition report, mechanical-property data, dimensional inspection, traceability, surface acceptance, packaging or third-party requirements apply. Matrix Mg will confirm which records can be provided for the specific product and order.
Information to include in an RFQ
- Alloy grade or required mechanical, thermal or corrosion performance
- Product form, dimensions, tolerances and material condition
- 2D or 3D drawings for custom parts
- Sample quantity, order quantity and estimated annual demand
- Machining, joining, coating and surface-finish requirements
- Inspection documents, packaging, delivery destination and target date
Frequently asked questions
Can Matrix Mg recommend a magnesium alloy?
Yes. Share the application, service conditions, required properties and manufacturing route. A project-specific recommendation is made only after those inputs and any drawings have been reviewed.
Can you supply custom dimensions or finished components?
Custom plate sizes, extrusion sections, machined features, die-cast parts and downstream finishing can be evaluated by project. Feasibility, minimum quantity and acceptance criteria must be confirmed before quotation.
How do I receive a current price?
Magnesium alloy pricing depends on grade, dimensions, quantity, processing, inspection and delivery terms. Use the contact and quotation form and include the RFQ information above for an actionable review.