Can Aluminum Be Welded to Steel?

The title answer is 'yes'.

Aluminum-steel clad plate is a new type of material that aluminum plate and steel plate are welded together by explosive welding method, explosive rolling method, etc., and cannot be separated. The cladding plate of the clad plate is made of aluminum with good electrical conductivity, and the base material is made of killed steel with good mechanical properties and high strength. The two are metallurgically bonded by explosive welding, and the pull-off strength and shear strength are both greater than 60MPa. Aluminum-steel composite plates not only have good electrical conductivity, but also improve strength, reduce thickness, and greatly reduce costs.

Aluminum-steel clad plate:

Cladding material: 1060, 1070, 5083, etc.

Base material: Q235, 20R, 20g, 16MnR and other materials

Product specifications: customized according to customer requirements

Aluminum-steel composite panel features:

Aluminum-steel composite plate is a new type of structural material with special performance. Since steel has the characteristics of high hardness, high brittleness, and high melting point, while aluminum has excellent electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, good corrosion resistance, and low density, the excellent properties of the two metals can be fully utilized after the two are combined.

The aluminum-steel electrical transition joints is used for the connection between the anode aluminum guide rod and the steel claw. Compared with screw connection and conventional welding, the aluminum-steel transition joint has small interface resistance, high bonding strength, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, etc. It is the most ideal material for conductive transition joints in electrolysis and power systems.

Product features: Realize the connection of dissimilar metals, high bonding strength; low resistance, low energy consumption; high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance; reduce safety hazards in the electrolytic aluminum industry.

Application fields: electrolytic aluminum industry for rail transit, subway projects, etc.