Mg Alloy Flux
Magnesium alloyfluxhas a low melting point and small heat capacity. When heated in the air, it gets oxidized fast, and it is easy to burn when overheated. When in a melting state without any flux, it can be burned violently. Therefore, the magnesium alloy must always be in flux or protective atmosphere during the casting process. The quality of molten casting depends greatly on the quality of the flux and the melt protection.
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Sodium free refining flux |
General Description:
Aluminum alloys containing more than 2 % magnesium become brittle with sodium.
Sodium free refining fluxFeature: This flux is ... |
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Anhydrous Magnesium Chloride |
Magnesium Chloride Anhydrous (AMC)
General Description of Magnesium Chloride Anhydrous (AMC)
Name: Magnesium Chloride Anhydrous (AMC)
By-product of... |
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Ceramic Foam Filters |
General Introduction:
is just developed as a new type molten metal filters to decrease casting flaw in recent years, play a vital role in the metal... |
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Fluxes for Aluminum Alloy |
General Description:
Aluminum alloys containing more than 2 % magnesium become brittle with sodium.
Feature: This flux is a compact covering and cl... |
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Degassing Flux |
Degassing Flux (SATA-PF-350)
General Description of Degassing Flux (SATA-PF-350)
Practice has proved that the hydrogen is the main cause of the po... |
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