The 1200 H14 aluminum alloy is known for its high purity and excellent machinability. This alloy, with 99.0% purity, is commonly used in applications that require high electrical and thermal conductivity. The H14 temper provides medium hardness to the alloy, increasing mechanical strength while maintaining flexibility and formability. These characteristics make the 1200 H14 alloy ideal for electrical equipment, heat exchangers, cooling systems, decorative materials, and various industrial applications.

The 1200 H14 aluminum alloy is quite suitable for anodizing. The anodizing process forms a protective oxide layer on the alloy surface, enhancing corrosion resistance and providing an aesthetic finish. This feature is particularly advantageous for outdoor applications and decorative products. In terms of weldability, the 1200 H14 alloy performs well. Due to its high purity, strong and reliable welds can be achieved using appropriate welding techniques.

Regarding bending and forming, the 1200 H14 aluminum alloy is highly flexible and machinable, allowing it to be easily shaped and bent. This makes it ideal for producing complex shapes in the automotive, construction, and other industrial sectors. However, due to its lower strength, the 1200 H14 alloy is generally not suitable for high-vibration environments. It is preferred for applications requiring low loads and low vibration.

In terms of corrosion resistance, the 1200 H14 aluminum alloy is very durable due to its high purity. It shows excellent resistance to seawater, humidity, and atmospheric conditions. This feature makes the 1200 H14 alloy ideal for marine applications and equipment exposed to moisture. The advantages of the 1200 H14 alloy include excellent machinability, good corrosion resistance, and light weight, while its disadvantages are lower strength and limited performance at high temperatures.
 

• Strength: Medium
• Machinability: Poor
• Weldability: Excellent
• Formability: Very Good
• Corrosion Resistance: Excellent
• Heat Treatment: None
   

Common Applications for 1200 H14
Roof cladding applications, food industry containers,
Shipbuilding industry, and
Chemical industry.