ZHONGHAO ENERGYIndustrial materials Application guide
A chemistry-led guide for selecting Mg99.95 or Mg99.90 as an addition in aluminum-alloy production.
This page is a technical discussion guide, not a claim of existing customer supply, process approval or guaranteed performance. Final suitability must be confirmed by the buyer against its process, standard and trial.
Application guide
Translate the target aluminum alloy and melt practice into magnesium purity, impurity and handling requirements.
Identify the finished alloy, recipe, furnace and addition practice.
Confirm magnesium minimum and critical iron, silicon, copper, nickel or other limits.
Define ingot format, bundle protection, sampling, COA and trial needs.
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A chemistry-led guide for selecting Mg99.95 or Mg99.90 as an addition in aluminum-alloy production.