6061 Aluminum Alloy: This type of aluminum is typically used in aircrafts such as wings and fuselages, automotive parts, electronic hardware, yacht construction, and other general applications. It has good formability, weldability, and corrosion resistance and is extremely common for components made of bar stock.
2024 Aluminum Alloy: This grade of aluminum has a main base of copper. It is primarily used in applications that require high strength to weight ratio, as well as good fatigue resistance. It is most often used for aircraft parts such as wing and fuselage structures and electrical hardware components.
2011 Aluminum Alloy: This grade of aluminum is excellent for machining and is used in many applications especially in electronic components.
7075 Aluminum Alloy: Designed for higher strength, this type of aluminum alloy is typically machined for aircraft components. It has good fatigue strength, not weldable and has less resistance to corrosion.