A-frame hardware
Hallo! Tell me on the hardware. Judging by the logo, both hooks are made by one manufacturer, but it looks like from different alloys - one of the duralumin, the other of an alloy of aluminum, magnesium and silicon. Perhaps the manufacturer has written a composition on his product since they should be used on different items of equipment, possibly in different climatic zones (heat or frost)? Regards.
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Ricardo - you will need to post the images in the thread so we can see them.
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Thankyou Ricardo for uploading the photos. Links die and render any thread useless. Thanks again
Regards Larry
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Thats just the abbreviation for a 6000 series alloy that can be heat treated after forming. At least 220 mPa can be attained and thats approaching mild steel!!!
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Thank you. Could you explain in more detail what the "alloy of the 6000 series" is? Why was it necessary to write the composition of the alloys on the fittings?
I read that the aluminum alloys of the "6000 series" are the alloys of aluminum, magnesium and silicon - which is marked on one hitch, and on the second one is written DUR - what does it mean?
I read that the aluminum alloys of the "6000 series" are the alloys of aluminum, magnesium and silicon - which is marked on one hitch, and on the second one is written DUR - what does it mean?
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