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5356 Aluminium TIG Rods – 3.2 mm x 2.5 Kg

RO273225

£26.62 ex VAT £31.94 inc VAT


Product Model: RO273225
Availability: In Stock

  • 5356 Aluminium TIG Rod x 3.2mm x 2.5Kg.
  • BS: 2901 5356A [NG6]. ENISO 1873 S Al 5356A.
  • Excellent corrosion resistance and high strength.
  • General purpose aluminium rod containing 5% magnesium.
  • Price includes raw-material surcharge (RMS).
  • Suitable for welding magnesium bearing aluminium alloys such as 5251 (N4), 5154 (N5), 5454 (N51), heat treatable alloys 6063 (H9), 6061 (H20), 6082 (H30).

Description

5356 Aluminium TIG Rods – 3.2 mm x 2.5 Kg

A general purpose aluminium rod containing 5% magnesium that has excellent corrosion resistance and high strength.

Suitable for welding magnesium bearing aluminium alloys such as:

  • 5251 (N4)
  • 5154 (N5)
  • 5454 (N51)
  • Heat treatable alloys 6063 (H9)
  • 6061 (H20)
  • 6082 (H30)

BS: 2901 5356A [NG6].  ENISO 1873 S Al 5356A

Data Sheet

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Please note that the price above includes a raw-material surcharge (RMS). The RMS is necessary to reflect changes in the global raw material price and is recalculated monthly in-line with the global commodity index

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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