5086 Marine Aluminum Plate Sheet

Thickness: 0.2mm-500mm Strict Quality Control System Ensuring Aluminum Sheets Meet Standards

We have ABS, BV, DNV, CCS, and other ship classification certifications. The 5086 ship plate is stable, corrosion-resistant, and can withstand harsh marine environments.

1. What is Marine Grade Aluminum Plate 5086?
2. 5086 Marine Aluminum Sheet Sizes
3. 5086 Marine Aluminum Plate Corrosion Resistance
4. 5086 Marine Aluminum Plate Data
5. 5086 Aluminum Plate for Boat Structures
6. What is the Best Aluminum for Saltwater Boats?

What is Marine Grade Aluminum Plate 5086?

Marine grade aluminum plate 5086 is a high-strength alloy that is resistant to saltwater corrosion and is commonly used in the construction of boats and other marine applications. It has excellent weldability and machinability, making it a popular choice for marine structures requiring strength and durability in harsh environments.

Fabrication Properties

• Solderability: good
• Formability: good
• Machinability: general

5086 Marine Aluminum Sheet is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, making it suitable for use in saltwater environments. It is commonly used in the construction of hulls, decks, and other marine applications that require exposure to salt water.

The 5086 marine aluminum plate is commonly used in the H116 tempered state, and the plate can be packed in wooden pallets or according to customer requirements.

5086 Marine Aluminum Sheet Sizes

The standard dimensions for 5086 marine grade aluminum sheets are:

• Thickness: 0.2mm-500mm
• Width: 200mm-3000mm
• Length: up to 12000mm

However, custom sizes are also available upon request.

5086 Marine Aluminum Typical Sizes

5086 Marine Aluminum Plate Surface Treatment

5086 marine aluminum plate is often used in harsh marine environments, so proper surface treatment is required to enhance its corrosion resistance and durability. Some common finishes for 5086 marine aluminum sheet include:

• Anodized
• Painted
• Powder Coated
• Drawing

Certified

5086 marine aluminum plates can be certified by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Det Norske Veritas (DNV), BV, CCS, and other third-party organizations. These certifications ensure that products meet the required standards and specifications and that the manufacturing process follows industry best practices.

5086 Marine Aluminum Plate Corrosion Resistance

Note that the corrosion resistance of an alloy may vary depending on the specific environment and conditions.

5086 Marine Aluminum Plate Data

Mechanical Properties of 5086 Marine Aluminum Plate

Typical Temper Mechanical Properties of 5086 Marine Aluminum Plate

Please note that the actual mechanical properties of a specific sheet may vary slightly from these typical values, depending on factors such as sheet thickness, manufacturing process, and testing conditions.

Physical Properties of 5086 Marine Aluminum Plate

Chemical Composition of 5086 Marine Aluminum Plate

5086 Aluminum Plate for Boat Structures

The selection of specific tempering conditions and specifications for 5086 marine aluminum sheet for a particular part of a ship depends on several factors such as the mechanical properties required, the environmental conditions in which the ship will operate, and the size and shape of the part.

• Marine structures: hulls, decks and railings
• Pressure vessel
• Missile parts
• Refrigeration unit
• Tanks and Piping Systems

The use of 5086 marine aluminum plates in ship structures is due to its excellent properties such as high strength to weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and weldability. The specific tempering conditions and specifications used will depend on the specific application and the requirements of the part being constructed.

5086 Aluminum is a commonly used material in a variety of shipbuilding applications due to its excellent corrosion resistance, high strength-to-weight ratio, and good weldability. It can be used on a wide range of marine structures including:

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  Hulls

  5086 Aluminum is commonly used in the construction of hulls due to its high strength and corrosion resistance, 5086 Aluminum Sheet can be used in both monohull and multihull designs.

  The hull is a watertight body that floats on the water. 5086 marine aluminum plate in H116 or H321 temper is commonly used in hull construction for its high strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent weldability.

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  Decks

  Aluminum is a popular choice for boat decks due to its durability and low maintenance requirements, 5086 aluminum can be used in the construction of boat decks and other exposed surfaces.

  The deck of a ship is the top surface of the hull that covers the watertight compartments below. 5086 marine aluminum sheet in O or H111 temper is commonly used in deck construction for its excellent formability and moderate strength.

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  Bulkheads

  Bulkheads are structural walls used to separate different compartments in a ship, and 5086 aluminum can be used to build bulkheads because of its strength and corrosion resistance.

  Bulkheads are structural walls used to separate different compartments within a ship. 5086 marine aluminum plate in H116 or H321 temper condition is commonly used in bulkhead construction due to its high strength and corrosion resistance.

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  Superstructures

  The superstructure is the upper deck and structure above the main deck of the ship. 5086 aluminum can be used to construct the superstructure due to its lightweight, high strength, and corrosion resistance.

  Superstructures are the upper decks and structures above the main deck of a ship. 5086 marine aluminum plate in H116 or H321 temper is commonly used in superstructure construction due to its high strength and corrosion resistance.

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  Structural Components

  Due to its strength and weldability, 5086 aluminum is used in the construction of various structural components of ships such as frames, transoms, and transoms.

  5086 marine aluminum plate can be used to build various structural parts of ships, such as skeletons, beams, beams, etc. The specific tempering conditions and specifications used will depend on the requirements of the specific application.

5086 aluminum is a versatile material that can be used in a variety of marine structures and components. Its properties make it an attractive choice for shipbuilding applications where strength, corrosion resistance, and reduced weight are key factors.

What is the Best Aluminum for Saltwater Boats?

The best aluminum for saltwater boats is usually a marine grade aluminum alloy, which offers excellent corrosion resistance and high strength. The two most commonly used marine grade aluminum alloys for seawater boats are 5083 and 5086.

5083 marine grade aluminum is a high strength alloy with excellent corrosion resistance making it ideal for use in harsh saltwater environments. It is often used in the construction of hulls, superstructures, and other components requiring high strength and good corrosion resistance. In addition, 5083 has good solderability and is less prone to cracking during manufacturing.

5086 marine grade aluminum also offers high corrosion resistance and good strength. It has a lower magnesium content than 5083, which makes it more resistant to stress corrosion cracking and better suited for use in high stress or heavily loaded areas.

Other marine grade aluminum alloys, such as 5052 and 6061, may also be suitable for seawater boats, depending on the specific requirements of the application and the environment in which the aluminum will be used. However, 5083 and 5086 are generally considered the best seawater marine aluminum alloys due to their excellent corrosion resistance and high strength.