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EN AW-2007

EN AW-2007 – FLEXIBILITY

EN AW-2007 is a heat-treatable alloy. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out a heat treatment such as solution annealing followed by natural aging. Only then can the alloy develop its full potential.

This typical free-machining alloy can be processed further at high cutting speeds. This results in the formation of characteristically short chips. This makes the EN-AW-2007 alloy ideal for turned parts such as washers or bolts.

EN AW-2007 applications

Due to EN AW-2007’s outstanding erosion and machining properties, it is primarily used in the manufacture of turned parts, such as washers or bolts.

Application areas

  • Turned parts, precision engineering
  • Control arms and tie rods
  • Gas cylinders and pressurized cylinders
  • Pistons and piston rods
  • Structural tubes, control rods and hydraulic tubes for fluid transport
  • Orthopedics

Molds (cold dimensions)

Ø 160 mmØ 177 mmØ 201 mm
Ø 215 mmØ 227 mmØ 253 mm
Ø 280 mmØ 314 mmØ 350 mm
Ø 372 mmØ 425 mmØ 435 mm
Ø 518 mmØ 607 mmØ 682 mm
Ø 750 mm*Ø 930 mmØ 1150 mm*
*Q2 2023

Turned billets

We currently offer all diameters from 140 – 650 mm. From Q2 2023, we will be able to offer diameters up to 1,100 mm.

Mechanical properties

There is no standard for cast round rods (cast billets/bolts) that defines mechanical properties. A Brinell hardness of approx. 72 HBW in its homogenized state serves as a reference value for the cast material. The homogenized state („O3“ in accordance with EN 515) is comparable to the “soft annealed” state („O“) for extruded products. The final strength is adjusted by our customers‘ forming processes and/or heat treatments.

Overview of all technical data and facts about EN AW-2007

Larger diameters up to 1,100 mm, more sophisticated alloys, new compositions: LEICHTMETALL is continuously pushing the limits of technical possibilities.

Customer-specific solutions …

We will also be happy to adapt the analysis specifications to your highly individual processing and quality requirements on request. Various chemical compositions can be realized, as well as very pure alloys containing only small amounts of certain elements, such as sodium, calcium or beryllium. We are looking forward to your request!

… no problem for LEICHTMETALL

High-strength aluminum alloys are our specialty. Our foundry expertise goes back over 90 years. Both then and now, demanding customers from many sectors such as aircraft construction, the automotive industry, mechanical engineering and the energy sector use our premium alloys made in Hanover, Germany. Sustainability is very important to us: Our processes are comprehensively energy and environmentally conscious. Therefore, we mainly work with secondary aluminum from the recycling economy to ensure greater environmental and climate protection.

All top alloys can be found here

EN AW-2017 / A

AA2017A (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-AlCu4MgSi(A) (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

3.1325 (Material No.)

AlCuMg1 (short designation)

EN AW-2618 / A

AA2618A (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-AICu2Mg1,5Ni (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

3.1924 (Material No.)

AlCuMgNi (short designation)

EN AW-2033

AA2033 (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-Al Cu2,5MnSiMgBi (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

AlCu2,5MnSiMgBi (short designation)

EN AW-4032

AA4032 (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-Al Si12,5MgCuN (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

AlSi12,5MgCuNi (short designation)

EN AW-5083

AA5083 (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-AlMg4,5Mn (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

3.3547 (Material No.)

AlMg4,5Mn (short designation)

EN AW-6026LF

AA6026LF (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-Al MgSiBi (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

AlMgSiBi (short designation)

EN AW-6082

AA6082 (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-Al Si1MgMn (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

3.2315 (Material No.)

AlSi1MgMn (short designation)

EN AW-7010

AA7010 (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-AlZn6MgCu (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

AlZn6MgCu (short designation)

EN AW-7050

AA7050 (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-AlZn6CuMgZr (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

AlZn6CuMgZr (short designation)

EN AW-7075

AA7075 (designation according to Teal Sheets)

EN AW-AlZn5,5MgCu (designation according to DIN EN 573-3 (chemical composition))

3.4364 (Material No.)

AlZnMgCu1,5 (short designation)

Overview of our main alloys

EN AW-2007EN AW-2014 / A
EN AW-2017 / AEN AW-2033
EN AW-2618 / AEN AW-4032
EN AW-5083EN AW-6026LF
EN AW-6061EN AW-6082
EN AW-6262EN AW-7010
EN AW-7020EN AW-7022
EN AW-7049 / AEN AW-7050
EN AW-7075EN AW-7149
EN AW-7150EN AW-7175
Further alloys available at any time on request
EN AW–2007EN AW-2014 / AEN AW-2017 / AEN AW-2033
EN AW-2618 / AEN AW-4032EN AW-5083EN AW-6026LF
EN AW-6061EN AW-6082EN AW-6262EN AW-7010
EN AW-7020EN AW-7022EN AW-7049 / AEN AW-7050
EN AW-7075EN AW-7149EN AW-7150EN AW-7175
Further alloys available at any time on request

Our certifications

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