Magnesium Alloy Extruded Profiles
Magnesium alloy extruded profiles, customizable in various cross-sectional shapes, widely used in structural supports, frames, guide rails, etc., featuring high strength and low weight.
Key specifications
- Typical alloys
- AZ31 / AZ61 / ZK60
- Profile geometry
- Solid, hollow or complex sections evaluated from drawings
- Delivery form
- Cut-to-length profiles or machined parts, confirmed by project
- Critical requirements
- Section dimensions, tolerances, straightness, surface and mechanical properties
- RFQ inputs
- Section drawing, length, alloy, quantity, application and inspection standard
Customization and Purchasing Review
Magnesium extrusion profiles support structural projects requiring continuous sections, low weight and downstream processing. Common alloys include AZ31, AZ61 and ZK60. Solid, hollow and complex sections can be evaluated from drawings, while alloy, wall thickness, extrusion feasibility, tolerance and delivery length are reviewed against the application.
Information to include with an RFQ
- Complete section drawing with critical wall thickness, radii and tolerances
- Alloy or required strength, ductility and corrosion-performance targets
- Cut length, order quantity and annual volume
- Straightness, twist, surface and cutting requirements
- CNC, drilling, finishing and inspection requirements
Project review priorities
Complex or thin-wall sections require review of extrusion ratio, tooling route and deformation risk. If machining or assembly is needed, provide the finished-part drawing and datum requirements so profile delivery and downstream processing can be evaluated together.
Submit the section drawing and application details for alloy, process and quotation guidance.
Applications
Automotive and new-energy vehicle supports, rail structures, aerospace and UAV frames, robotics and automation equipment, electronics structures, guide rails, instrument frames and other lightweight continuous-section applications.
MOQ
Evaluated by alloy, section complexity, tooling status, length and quantity
Lead time
Confirmed after section and tooling review; new-tooling and repeat orders evaluated separately
Packaging
Cut-length bundling with moisture, end and surface protection; long profiles reinforced for shipping
FAQ
Which alloys are commonly used for magnesium extrusion profiles?
Common alloys include AZ31, AZ61 and ZK60. Final selection depends on strength, ductility, machining, finishing and service environment.
Can complex or hollow sections be customized?
Solid, hollow and complex sections can be evaluated from drawings, with particular attention to wall thickness, radii, tolerances, extrusion ratio and tooling feasibility.
Can profiles be cut to length or machined?
Cut-to-length, CNC, drilling and surface finishing can be evaluated by project. Provide the finished-part drawing, datums and acceptance requirements.
Why is tooling review required for a new profile?
Section geometry, wall thickness and tolerance directly affect tooling, forming stability, lead time and cost, so technical review is required before quotation.
What information is needed for quotation?
Provide the section drawing, alloy or performance targets, length, quantity, tolerances, straightness, surface, downstream processing, application and inspection standard.
Need specifications, samples or a current quote?
Send us your alloy grade, dimensions, quantity and application.
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