There are many varieties of intermediate alloys, including aluminum intermediate alloys, iron intermediate alloys, copper-iron intermediate alloys, iron-based alloys, nickel-based alloys, aluminum-based alloys, etc. After you know the varieties of intermediate alloys, then do you know what it means?

To understand the meaning of intermediate alloys, it is necessary to understand the process of their production and making. In the process of metal smelting, some elements are easily damaged, such as the addition of monolithic elements, whose quality cannot be accurately controlled due to burnout, and when this happens, they need to be made in the form of intermediate alloys. Metals made into

Intermediate alloy will greatly reduce the burnout, it is easy to control its quality. In addition, the melting point of the pure metal of the intermediate alloy is very high, so it will take a lot of time to melt, but if it is made into an alloy, the melting point will be greatly reduced, and the melting process can be shortened.

Aluminum intermediate alloy, iron intermediate alloy, copper-iron intermediate alloy, iron-based alloys and other alloys are aluminum, iron, copper and iron elements into the alloy together, will be made according to different configuration ratio components.