3003 vs. 5052 Diamond Aluminum Sheet: Properties & Uses
3003 aluminum checkered sheet, with its raised pattern, enhances traction. It is commonly used in toolboxes, wall panels, flooring, truck bed linings and interior trim, garage and workshop outfitting, footboards, and any other application requiring the lightweight yet high strength and enhanced traction of 3003 aluminum.
5052 checkered aluminum sheet is popular because it is one of the most versatile aluminum alloys. It is strong enough to be used in fuel tanks, yet flexible enough to be used in tableware.
5052 aluminum has a smoother surface than 6061 aluminum, but it cannot be heat-treated. 5052 aluminum has higher fatigue strength and modulus of elasticity than 6061 aluminum, making it an excellent forming alloy. 5052 aluminum sheets are widely used in various industrial fields, including fuel tanks.
Compared to 3003 alloy, which is generally quite soft, has good corrosion resistance, good drawability, good machinability, moderate strength, and is weldable, 5052 alloy has higher strength, better corrosion resistance, good drawability, good formability, higher strength, and is weldable.
After annealing, 5052 aluminum alloy has higher strength than 1100 and 3003 aluminum alloys.
It is a high-strength, non-heat-treatable alloy with good machinability. Furthermore, it exhibits excellent corrosion resistance, especially in saltwater environments.
Aluminum Plate Dimensions:
Thickness: 0.2-6.0mm
Width: 100-2400mm
Length: 200-11000mm
Main Coil: CC or DC
Weight: Approximately 2 tons per pallet for standard sizes
Minimum Order Quantity: 5-15 tons per size
Protection: Paper interlayer, white film, blue film, black and white film, micro-binding film, according to your requirements.
Surface: Clean, smooth, free of blemishes, oil stains, etc.
Product Standards: GBT3880, JIS4000, EN485, ASTM-B209
