Aluminum Angle 6061-T6 exhibits above average corrosion resistance, good machinability, high strength, light weight, good weldability, and the ability to be heat treated for even higher strength, all at an affordable price. 6061 is the most commonly used aluminum alloy in the world due to its positive characteristics. It is typically used in aerospace, automotive, cameras, couplings, marine hardware, electrical components, decorative hardware, structural applications, pins, brakes, pistons, valves, and bicycle frames.

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Legs
3.5" x 3.5"
Thickness
0.25
Inside Radius
0.375
Leg Radius
0.25
Alloy
6061
Temper
T6
Production Method
Extruded
Metal Type
Aluminum
Shape
Angle
Yes
RoHS
Yes
REACH
Yes
Weight/Lineal Foot
2.03 pounds
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Mechanical Properties

Density g/cm^3
3
Yield Tensile Strength KSI
40
Brinell Hardness 500 kg load
95
Ultimate Tensile Strength KSI
45
Elongation % in 2 in.
12
Rockwell Hardness B Scale
60
Machinability %
50
Melting Point °F
1080 - 1205
Electrical Conductivity % IACS
43
Shear Strength KSI
30
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Chemistry Information : 6061 Aluminum

Element
Percentage
Element
Percentage
Element
Percentage
Al
98
Cr
0.04 - 0.35
Cu
0.15 - 0.4
Fe
0.7  max
Mg
0.8 - 1.2
Mn
0.15  max
Si
0.4 - 0.8
Ti
0.15  max
Zn
0.25  max

Yes, this aluminum angle is available for custom cutting at the warehouse, with lengths ranging up to 300 inches.

Absolutely, the 6061-T6 aluminum angle offers high strength, good corrosion resistance, and weldability, making it ideal for structural uses and marine hardware.

This product complies with RoHS and REACH standards and comes with a Material Test Report (MTR) for quality assurance.

The 6061-T6 aluminum angle has a machinability rating of 50 and a yield tensile strength of 40 ksi, providing a good balance of workability and durability.

Shipping weight increases with length; for example, a 12-inch piece weighs about 2.03 lbs, while a full 300-inch length weighs approximately 50.75 lbs.

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