ALF1465 ALUMINUM ALLOY 1350 Foil

Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil Description

High content aluminum alloy such as alloy number 1350 is sometimes referred to as EC (electrically conduction) at times. Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil contains a minimum of 99.5% aluminum and is more electrically conductive than other 1000 aluminum series alloys. 1350 Aluminum Alloy Foils are preferred in the transformer and switchgear markets, as they offer the most economical conductive alloy in the 1000 series. Although other aluminum items have higher aluminum content, most find those alloys as difficult to source and are exponentially more expensive than the 1350 and 1050 alloys. These two items do have one specific difference in where the chemical composition of 1050 has a slightly higher max on its Silicon content than 1350. It’s a very small difference and they are both present as maximum values, but there is a very small difference that could affect critical applications. 

Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil Specification 

Stanford Advanced Materials welcomes any opportunity in Aluminum Foil, Aluminum Coil or sheet products that you may require. The specifications shown on these pages are not for design purposes. You can contact us for more information.

Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil Chemical Properties

Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil Mechanical Properties

¹   % in 2 inches

²   x 1000 psi

³   0.2% offset

Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil Applications

Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foils are used in the following applications:

Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil FAQs

Q1 What are the key features of ALF1465 Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil?

• High Conductivity: Offers electrical conductivity exceeding 61% IACS.
• Corrosion Resistance: Excellent performance in harsh environments.
• Ductility: Highly flexible and easy to process.
• Lightweight: A durable and cost-effective alternative to copper.

Q2 What are the typical applications of ALF1465 Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil?

This aluminum foil is ideal for:

• Electrical Industry: Transformer windings, wires, and cables.
• EMI/RFI Shielding: Used in electronic shielding materials.
• Heat Exchangers: For thermal management systems.
• Construction: Lightweight corrosion-resistant coverings.

Q3 How should ALF1465 Aluminum Alloy 1350 Foil be stored and handled?

To maintain the material’s quality, follow these storage and handling guidelines:

• Store in a dry, ventilated environment away from moisture or corrosive agents.
• Handle with care using scratch-free tools to avoid surface damage.
• Ensure the foil is clean and free from grease or dust before use.