Aluminum Association Tempers

Tempers For Aluminum
And
Aluminum Alloy Products
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FOREWORD
Listed in this booklet are the tempers for aluminum and aluminum alloy products registered with The Aluminum
Association but not contained in The Association’s Aluminum Standards and Data.
Some of the registered tempers may be the subject of U.S. patents or patent applications, and their listing herein
is not to be construed in any way as the granting of a license under such patent rights.
Tempers for wrought products are given on pages 1–30 and for castings on page 31. Inactive alloys and tempers
are listed on pages 34–41.
An explanation for The Aluminum Association’s “Temper Designation System” is given in the Aluminum
Standards and Data and in the American National Standard ANSI H35.1/H35.1(M).
All new tempers registered since the previous issue as well as revisions to the prior registrations are marked
and defined. In addition, the registration column also includes a revision date to denote the latest revision to the
registered information.
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TEMPER REGISTRATION
When any aluminum or aluminum alloy material is produced in a temper not previously applied to that material,
the temper, along with the alloy designation and product form to which it applies, may be registered with The
Aluminum Association.
PROCEDURE FOR INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION OF TEMPERS
1. Any person, firm or corporation may apply to The Aluminum Association to register a new temper.
2. Selection of the temper designation usually is left to the discretion of the Technical Committee on Product
Standards, but consideration will be given to the applicant’s choice when circumstances so warrant.
3. The temper is registered when, in the opinion of the Technical Committee on Product Standards, it is
judged to be technically correct and complete with respect to the following:
3.a. The temper designation conforms to ANSI H35.1 “Alloy and Temper Designation Systems for
Aluminum” (reprinted in The Aluminum Association manual Aluminum Standards and Data).
3.b. The material is offered for sale in the proposed temper and is available for use by more than one
user.
3.c. The mechanical property limits applicable to the temper are included. (Limits are shown as tentative
unless established in accordance with the data base criteria outlined under “Mechanical Properties”
in Section 6, “Standards Section” of Aluminum Standards and Data).
3.c.1. The following procedure describes a method to register 6xxx and some 7xxx in -T3, -T4,
-T6, -T7, -T8 and -T9 Tempers, when the temper being registered is normally produced using
extrusion press solution heat treatment, rolling mill solution heat treatment or forging press
solution heat treatment.
3.c.1.1. Collect 100 samples minimum from at least 5 different cast lots and 10 different heat
treat lots of extrusion press solution heat treated, rolling mill solution heat treated
or forging press solution heat treated material. No more than 10 tests from a given
heat treat lot shall be included in the data analysis. Stretch, cold work, straighten or
otherwise finish the material as described in Aluminum Standards and Data Section 1,
Alloy and Temper Designation System for Aluminum (ANSI H35.1), Paragraph 4.2.2,
for the temper being registered. Then either naturally age (T3 and T4) or artificially
age (T6, T7, T8, and T9) the material before sampling and tensile testing per ASTM B
557. Statistically analyze the data for Ultimate Tensile Strength, Yield Strength, and
Elongation, and report the minimum values for each at which at least 99 percent of the
material is expected to conform at a confidence level of 0.95.
3.c.1.1.1. The 100 tests shall include samples which span the thickness range(s) to
be registered, including samples from the thinnest section or diameter, the
thickest section or diameter and, if appropriate, intermediate sections or
diameters. There shall be a minimum of 30 tests for each thickness range to
be registered.
3.c.1.2. Collect 30 samples minimum from at least 3 different cast lots of material extruded,
rolled or forged and solution heat treated in a production or commercial furnace.
Stretch, cold work, straighten or otherwise finish the material as described in Aluminum
Standards and Data Section 1, Alloy and Temper Designation System for Aluminum
(ANSI H35.1), Paragraph 4.2.2, for the temper being registered. Then either naturally
age (T3 and T4) or artificially age (T6, T7, T8, and T9) the material before sampling
and tensile testing per ASTM B 557. Statistically analyze the data for Ultimate Tensile
Strength, Yield Strength, and Elongation, and report the minimum values for each at
which at least 99 percent of the material is expected to conform at a confidence level
of 0.95.
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TEMPER REGISTRATION (continued)
3.c.1.2.1. The 30 tests may include samples from one or multiple gauge thickness.
3.c.1.3. The registering entity shall report all calculated minimum values to the Technical
Committee on Product Standards, along with the minimum limits the registering entity
wishes to register.
3.c.1.4. The Technical Committee on Product Standards will then review the temper based
on the proposed minimum limits of the registering entity, provided the minimum limits
are not larger than the minimum values calculated in steps 3.c.1.1 and 3.c.1.2 of this
procedure.
3.c.1.5. Tempers registered using this procedure shall carry the following note in the Remarks
column: “The registered properties for this material are calculated in accordance with
the procedure described under 3.c.1 on page ii of this document”.
3.c.2. Tentative Limit Registration
3.c.2.1. Tentative limits are temporary in nature and are established to allow the producer to
manufacture and sell the product while continuing to collect data. Tentative temper
designations shall be reviewed every 2 years for possible resolution of the tentative
status.
3.c.2.2. The mechanical property limits defined as tentative are established at levels at which
at least 99% of the data conform at a confidence level of 95%. The limited number
of observations required for a tentative registration may not represent the property
distribution that is expected due to random variation within the manufacturing practice
and may not have a normal distribution.
3.c.2.3. For heat treatable alloys, tentative limits are based on the results of a minimum of 30
tests from at least 3 cast lots and at least 3 heat treat lots of material. For non heat
treatable alloys, tentative limits are based on the results of a minimum of 30 tests
from at least 3 cast lots of material that have separately passed through subsequent
processing operations as at least 3 fabricated inspection lots.
3.c.2.4. For heat treatable and non heat treatable alloys, the 30 tests shall include observations
from all gauge ranges. Multiple ranges can be proposed when there are at least 10
tests from each gauge range or by using regression analysis of the 30 tests.
3.c.2.5. Tentative limits for 6xxx and some 7xxx in -T3, -T4, -T6, -T7, -T8 and -T9 Tempers, when
the temper being registered is normally produced using extrusion press solution heat
treatment, rolling mill solution heat treatment or forging press solution heat treatment
(see 3.c.1), are based on the results of a minimum of 30 tests from at least 3 cast
lots and at least 3 heat treat lots of material processed as described in 3.c.1.1 and a
minimum of 30 tests from at least 3 cast lots and at least 3 heat treat lots of material
processed as described in 3.c.1.2.
3.c.2.5.1. The 30 tests from the material processed as described in 3.c.1.1 shall
include samples which span the thickness range(s) to be registered,
including samples from the thinnest section or diameter, the thickest section
or diameter and, if appropriate, intermediate sections or diameters. There
shall be a minimum of 10 tests for each thickness range to be registered.
3.c.2.5.2. The 30 tests from material processed as described in 3.c.1.2 may be from
one or multiple gauge thickness.
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3.d. The following additional information is included when characteristics, in addition to mechanical
properties, are specified for the temper:
3.d.1. Test methods by which conformance with the requirements for specified characteristics
can be evaluated, OR
3.d.2. Details of the practice to be followed in producing the temper.
3.e. When not already registered, the minimum tensile strength limit applicable to the O temper shall
accompany the request for registration of H tempers.
3.e.1. If the annealed product is not offered for sale and the O temper limits that accompany
an H temper registration are based on material annealed in standard production furnaces, the
description provided in the Remarks column of the registration shall state “O temper not offered
for sale but used as basis for H temper registration.”
3.e.2. If the annealed product is not offered for sale, the O temper limits can be measured
on laboratory annealed materials. These limits shall be designated as O2 and the description
provided in the Remarks column of the registration shall state “O temper not offered for sale. O2
temper used as basis for H temper registration.”
3.e.3. When the O temper or O2 temper limits are based on the requirements of a tentative
registration, the O or O2 limits will be shown as tentative. However, O or O2 temper tentative
limits, which are noted as not being offered for sale, shall not be subject to the two year review.
3.f. The indication of a variation in treatment of a basic T temper is limited to one additional digit
(excluding zero) unless all available digits have been used, and except as provided for in the
Appendix to ANSI H35.1.
3.g. A description of the process variation or the product characteristics of the registration shall be
provided when an additional digit, beyond those defined, is requested.
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PROCEDURES FOR ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION TECHNICAL
DIVISION (AATD) REGISTRATION OF TEMPERS
A temper for an aluminum alloy material may be registered as an AATD temper when, through formal ballot of
the Technical Committee on Product Standards, all the following requirements are met:
1. The material is offered for sale in the proposed temper and gauges(s) by more than one producer.
2. The material meets all the requirements listed in the Procedure for Individual Registration of Tempers
section of this document.
3. The temper is not being applied to an alloy designated as experimental (with prefix “X”).
4. The temper is not registered with a tentative status.
REQUIREMENTS FOR PROPOSED CHANGES TO REGISTERED TEMPERS
Proposed changes to a registered designation’s mechanical properties and/or characteristics:
1. Require approval by formal ballot of the Technical Committee on Product Standards for registered
tempers having “minimum” and/or “maximum” mechanical property limits.
2. Require a 30-day review by the Technical Committee on Product Standards for registered tempers
having “tentative” mechanical property limits, or tempers applied to experimental alloys (with prefix
“X”). The registrant has the final authority to change the temper limits, provided the change complies
with item 3 under Individual Registration of Tempers. Changes proposed by others than the registrant
are acceptable only with the approval of the registrant.
REQUIREMENTS FOR DELETION OF TEMPERS FROM THE REGISTRATION LIST
1. When any alloy is removed from the active alloy registration list, all tempers applicable to that alloy are
automatically removed from the active temper registration list.
2. Approval of the Technical Committee on Product Standards through formal ballot is required to effect
deletion of any registered temper from the active registration list, except as provided by the preceding
sentence.
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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Classification of the listed properties is as specified in the column headed “Basis” 1100–1235
Tensile Strength, Elongation
Alloy Registered Thickness
Product ksi Percent in Remarks2
Temper in.
By Date Basis1 Ult. Yield 2 in. or 4 D
1100-O2 Alumax 04/04/78 Fin Stock 0.005-0.012 Min 11.0 5.0 15

Max 16.0 - -
1100-H151 Alcoa - Tube - Min 17.0 - - Minimum amount of cold work controlled.
1100-H181 Alcoa - Sheet 0.013-0.019 Min 21.0 20.0 1 Temper controlled within especially close limits.
1100-H185 AATD - Impact 0.028 & over Min6 22.0 20.0 -
1100-H19 Alcoa 02/23/56 Wire 0.006-0.063 Min 24.0 - -
1100-H191 Alcoa - Sheet 0.013-0.019 Min 23.0 22.0 1 Extra hard temper closely controlled.
1200-O AATD 07/01/68 Sheet & 0.006-3.000 Min 10.0 - * *15% for 0.006-0.019
Plate Max 15.0 - - *20% for 0.020-0.031
*25% for 0.032-0.050
*30% for 0.051-0.249
*28% for 0.250-3.000
1200-H112 AATD 07/01/68 Sheet, Plate - Min 10.0 - 25

& Extrusion
1200-H12 AATD 07/01/68 Sheet & 0.017-2.000 Min 13.0 - * *3% for 0.017-0.019
Plate Max 18.0 - - *4% for 0.020-0.031
*6% for 0.032-0.050
*8% for 0.051-0.113
*9% for 0.114-0.499
*12% for 0.500-2.000
1200-H14 AATD 07/01/68 Sheet & 0.009-1.000 Min 15.0 - * *1% for 0.009-0.012
Plate Max 20.0 - - *2% for 0.013-0.019
*3% for 0.020-0.031
*4% for 0.032-0.050
*5% for 0.051-0.113
*6% for 0.114-0.499
*10% for 0.500-1.000
1200-H16 AATD 07/01/68 Sheet 0.006-0.162 Min 18.0 - * *1% for 0.006-0.019
Max 23.0 - - *2% for 0.020-0.031
*3% for 0.032-0.050
*4% for 0.051-0.162
*2% for 0.020-0.031
*3% for 0.032-0.050
*4% for 0.051-0.128
1235-O Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.500 Min 10.0 3.0 35

(Straight) Max 15.0 - -
1235-O Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.065 Min 11.0 3.5 35

(Coiled) Max 16.0 - -
1235-H18 Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.500 Min 18.0 16.0 3
1235-H111 Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.500 Min 11.0 7.5 30
Footnotes appear beginning on page 32. July, 2011

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1145–2014 Classification of the listed properties is as specified in the column headed “Basis”
Temper in.
1145-H12 AATD 11/06/67 Sheet - Min 11.0 - - Fin Stock.

Max 16.0 - -

Max 21.0 - -
1345-H24 Reynolds 05/17/63 Wire 0.030-0.250 Min 14.0 - -
1345-H26 Reynolds 05/17/63 Wire 0.030-0.250 Min 16.0 - -
1350-H113 AATD 05/28/71 Wire Up thru #1 Min 12.0 - - Conforms to ICEA requirements for solid
Max 20.0 - - conductors.
1/0 & over Min 9.0 - -

Max 20.0 - -
1350-H141 Alcoa 06/20/69 Wire Up thru 0.374 Min 15.0 - -
1350-H142 Alcoa 09/09/69 Wire Up thru 0.374 Min 15.0 - - Applicable to insulated conductors and currently
Max 22.0 - - specified as “1/2 to 3/4 hard”.
1350-H161 Alcoa 09/09/69 Wire Up thru 0.374 Min 17.0 - - Applicable to insulated conductors and currently
specified as “3/4 to full hard”.
2008-T4 Alcoa 10/20/87 Sheet 0.025-0.075 Min 32.0 15.0 22

Revised
03/09/95
2010-T4 Reynolds 06/16/94 Sheet 0.025-0.070 Min 32.0 16.0 22

Revised
10/29/98
2010-T41 Reynolds 12/19/95 Sheet 0.025-0.070 Min 32.0 16.0 22 The material shall exhibit (1) No lines or ridges
Revised in the rolling direction after buffing or polishing a
10/29/98 blank, typically 2 by 9 inches, oriented with the
long axis in the long transverse direction and
stretching 5%, or (2) Random distribution of grain
orientations with no continuous bands of cube
oriented grains as determined by microtexture
analysis of the rolling surface of the sheet using
orientation image microscopy (OIM).
2011-T6 Kaiser 11/01/93 Rod 0.375-6.500 Min 54.0 40.0 10 Cold finished rod.
& -T651
2013-T6511 Sumitomo 09/19/03 Extrusion Up thru 0.200 Min6 58.0 53.0 8 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
See footnote 15.b.
2014-T41 Alcoa - Die - Min 52.0 27.0 12 Quenched from solution temperature to provide
Forging minimum internal stress. Because the T41 temper
has lowered resistance to corrosion, it should be
used only for forgings which are to be artificially
aged to the T61 temper before use.
2014-T61 Alcoa - Die Up thru 2.000 Min3 57.0 45.0 6 To provide low level of internal stress. Artificially
Forging aged from T41.
2014-T611 Alcoa 04/15/68 Die Up thru 2.000 Min3 62.0 53.0 6 To provide low level of internal stress with
Forging mechanical properties between those of the T6
and T61 tempers.

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Temper in.
2014-T64 Alcoa - Extrusion - Min 59.0 52.0 7 For stock with lower residual stresses.
2017-H15 Alcoa 09/12/89 Wire & Rod Up thru 1.000 Min 35.0 - - For rivet and cold heading wire.
& -H25 Max 45.0 - -
2219-T31 Alcoa 06/30/60 Drawn Up thru 0.500 Min 45.0 26.0 12 Solution heat treated and cold worked a specific
Tube controlled amount.
2219-T7 Alcoa 01/10/80 Forged Up thru 3.000 Min3 32.0 8 Intended to give minimum growth and maximum
Piston Min8 55.0 stability. BHN 93 minimum.
53.0 30.0 4
2219-T851 Alcoa 05/28/86 Die Up thru 2.000 Min6 62.0 50.0 6

Forging Min9 60.0 46.0 3
2519-T87 Alcoa 03/14/86 Armor Plate 0.500-1.500 Min6 66.0 59.0 10 Solution heat treated, cold worked approximately
Min9 68.0 58.0 7 8% and artificially aged.
1.501-2.000 Min6 66.0 59.0 9

Min9 68.0 58.0 7
2.001-3.000 Min6 67.0 60.0 8

Min9 68.0 59.0 6
3.001-4.000 Min6 68.0 61.0 7

Min9 68.0 59.0 5
2024-T3 Alcoa 05/22/85 Foil 0.0016-0.0025 Min 48.0 36.0 2 Limits same as MIL-A-81596.
2024-T351 Kaiser 05/15/02 Rod 6.501-8.000 Min 62.0 45.0 9 Cold finished
2024-T43222 Alcan/ 11/12/04 Extrusion 0.063-0.375 Min6 68.0 48.0 14 Peripheral coarse grain control.
Airbus Absence of re-crystallization.
*Full Section *Cut Out

2024-T81 Alcoa 08/23/83 Drawn 0.010-0.024 Min 66.0 58.0 - - -
Tube 0.025-0.049 Min 66.0 58.0 * 5% 4%
0.050-0.500 Min 66.0 58.0 * 6% 5%
2024-T81 Alcoa 05/22/85 Foil 0.0016-0.0025 Min 60.0 55.0 1 Limits same as MIL-A-81596.
2024-T84 Alcoa - Tube - Min 70.0 65.0 3 Amount of cold work between solution heat
treatment and artificial aging is controlled at about
4%.
2124-O Reynolds 09/12/83 Sheet 0.050-0.187 Max 32.0 14.0 12 (Min)

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Temper in.
2124-T8151 Alcoa 10/06/86 Plate 1.001-1.499 Min6 68.0 62.0 8 Fracture Toughness14 —Min KIc
Min9 68.0 62.0 7 For thicknesses 1.500-2.000 inches
1.500-2.000 Min6 68.0 62.0 8 L-T direction 26 ksi √in.
Min9 68.0 62.0 7 T-L direction 23 ksi √in.
Min10 65.0 57.0 2 S-L direction 19 ksi √in.
For thicknesses 2.001-4.000 inches
3.001-4.000 Min6 67.0 59.0 7 For thicknesses 4.001-6.000 inches
Min9 67.0 59.0 6 L-T direction 25 ksi √in.
Min10 64.0 57.0 2
T-L direction 21 ksi √in.
4.001-5.000 Min6 66.0 58.0 6 S-L direction 21 ksi √in.
Min9 66.0 58.0 6
Min10 63.0 55.0 2
5.001-6.000 Min6 65.0 57.0 6

Min9 65.0 56.0 5
Min10 62.0 54.0 2
2224-T3510 Boeing 12/21/78 Extrusion 0.250-0.749 Min6 65.0 48.0 12 Requires special extrusion practice; standard
& -T3511 0.750-1.500 Min6 69.0 50.0 10 2024 heat treatment.
2324-T39 Boeing 12/21/78 Plate 0.750-1.300 Min6 68.0 62.0 10 Standard 2024 solution treatment and quench
Revised Min9 71.0 58.0 8 followed by 11% nominal cold roll and 1%
03/25/98 minimum stretcher stress relief.
1.301-1.500 Min6 67.0 61.0 10
Min9 71.0 57.0 8
Alclad Alcoa 02/27/97 Sheet & 0.032-0.062 Min9 59.0 39.0 15

2524-T3 Plate 0.063-0.128 Min9 61.0 40.0 15
0.129-0.249 Min9 62.0 40.0 15
0.250-0.310 Min9 62.0 40.0 15
2026-T3511 Alcoa 06/22/00 Extruded Up thru 0.249 Min6 66.0 48.0 11

Rod, Bar, & 0.250-0.499 Min6 70.0 52.0 12
Profiles 0.500-1.499 Min6 72.0 53.0 11
Min9 66.0 46.0 8
1.500-2.249 Min6 73.0 54.0 11

Min9 64.0 44.0 8
2.250-3.250 Min6 73.0 54.0 10

Min9 61.0 42.0 8
2027-T35122 Alcan 12/08/04 Plate 0.500-1.500 Min6 68.0 52.0 14

Min9 67.0 46.0 14
1.501-2.250 Min6 66.0 50.0 14

Min9 65.0 45.0 14
Min10 60.0 41.0 4
2027-T351122 Alcan 11/29/04 Extruded 0.750-1.500 Min6 75.0 57.0 14 Fracture Toughness14- min KIc
Profiles For thicknesses 0.750-1.500 in.
L-T direction 40 ksi √in.
2038-T4 Reynolds 10/10/82 Sheet 0.025-0.070 Min 40.0 20.0 20 Automotive sheet.
2038-T6 Reynolds 10/10/82 Sheet 0.025-0.070 Min 50.0 44.0 8 Automotive sheet

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Temper in.
+ 2050-T84 Alcan 03/23/07 Plate 0.500 – 1.500 Min6 73.0 69.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 74.0 67.0 7 For thickness 0.750 – 5.000 inches
1.501 – 2.000 Min6 72.0 67.0 9 Direct C-rings and Tensile specimens machined
Min9 73.0 65.0 7 and tested in accordance with ASTM G47 shall
Min10 71.0 61.0 2 show no evidence of stress corrosion failure when
tested in the short transverse direction at 45 ksi
2.001 – 3.000 Min6 72.0 67.0 8 and exposed for 30 days.
Min9 72.0 65.0 6
Min10 71.0 61.0 2 Fracture Toughness 14 – Min KIC
3.001 – 4.000 Min6 71.0 67.0 7 For thicknesses 0.500 – 1.500 inches
Min9 72.0 65.0 4 L-T direction 33 ksi√in.
Min10 70.0 60.0 1.5 T-L direction 29 ksi√in.
Min6 S-L direction 25 ksi√in.
4.001 – 5.000 71.0 66.0 6
Min9 71.0 64.0 3
Min10 For thicknesses 1.501 – 2.000 inches
69.0 59.0 1.5 L-T direction 31 ksi√in.
T-L direction 27 ksi√in.
S-L direction 23 ksi√in.
For thicknesses 2.001 – 3.000 inches

L-T direction 28 ksi√in.


Alclad Pechiney 12/10/03 Sheet 0.063-0.126 Min9 62.0 41.0 15

2056-T322
0.127-0.236 Min9 62.0 40.0 16
2090-T3 Alcoa 02/28/89 Sheet 0.032-0.249 Min 46.0 31.0 6

Revised
03/23/99
2090-T83 Alcoa 03/15/88 Sheet 0.032-0.125 Min6 77.0 70.0 3

Revised Min9 73.0 66.0 5
03/09/98
0.126-0.249 Min6 75.0 70.0 4
Min9 73.0 66.0 5
2090-T86 Alcoa 08/11/88 Extrusion Up thru 0.124 Min6 78.0 71.0 4

Revised
07/30/90 0.125-0.249 Min6 78.0 71.0 5
0.250-0.499 Min6 80.0 73.0 5
Min9 76.0 68.0 -
+ 2195-T34 Rio Tinto 06/07/10 Plate 0.500-2.250 Min9 52.0 36.0 14 Solution heat treated and cold worked in the
Alcan range 3-5%.
+ 2195-T82 Rio Tinto 10/11/09 Plate 0.500-1.499 Min6 80.0 75.0 6 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Alcan Min9 82.0 76.0 5 For thicknesses 0.750 - 2.250 inches.
C-rings or Tensile specimens machined and
1.500-2.250 Min6 77.0 73.0 6 tested in accordance with ASTM G47 shall show
Min9 80.0 72.0 5 no evidence of stress corrosion failure when
Min10 81.0 69.0 2 tested in the short transverse direction at 45 ksi
and exposed for 30 days.
Compressive Yield Strength

For thicknesses 0.500 - 2.250 inches
in LT direction, Min 76.0 ksi.

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Temper in.
+ 2196-T851122 Alcan 10/04/07 Extrusion 0.063-0.125 *Min6 76.0 69.0 6 * Tentative
0.126-0.249 *Min6 76.0 71.0 7
2297-T87 McCook 06/21/00 Plate 1.500-2.000 Min6 64.0 58.0 10 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Metals Revised Min9 66.0 60.0 8 30 days at 30 ksi when tested in the ST direction
06/03/04 Min10 65.0 57.0 2 per ASTM G47.
2.001-2.500 Min6 63.0 57.0 9 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Min9 64.0 58.0 7 See Footnote 15.b
Min10 64.0 56.0 2
Fracture Toughness14 —Min KIc
Min9 64.0 58.0 7
Min9 62.0 57.0 4
Min10 59.0 54.0 1.5 For thicknesses 3.001-4.000 inches
4.001-5.000 Min6 61.0 56.0 5 T-L direction 27 ksi √in.
Min10 58.0 52.0 1.5
Min9 60.0 55.0 4
Min10 57.0 52.0 1.5 T-L direction 26 ksi √in.
S-L direction 18 ksi √in.
++ 2397-T87 Alcoa 02/12/03 Plate 3.001-4.000 *Min6 62.0 57.0 5 *Tentative

Revised *Min9 62.0 57.0 4
08/17/05 *Min10 60.0 54.0 1.5 Stress Corrosion Resistance
See footnote 4.b
4.001-5.000 Min6 62.0 56.0 6
Min9 62.0 56.0 4 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Min10 60.0 55.0 1.5 See footnote 15.b
Fracture Toughness14 – Min KIc
5.001-6.000 Min6 60.0 55.0 5
Min9 60.0 55.0 4 For thicknesses 3.001-4.000
Min10 57.0 52.0 1.5 L-T direction 31 ksi √in.
For thicknesses 4.001-5.000
For thicknesses 5.001-6.000
Note: Fracture toughness test
parameters are defined in AMS 4328.
2098-O Pechiney 06/20/03 Plate 0.250-0.300 Max 35.0 25.0 11
+ 2098-T822 Rio Tinto 03/21/08 Sheet 0.125-0.249 Min6 77.0 71.0 6

Alcan Min9 74.0 69.0 6

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
2098-T82 Pechiney 06/20/03 Plate 0.250 - 0.300 Min6 73.0 68.0 7 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 73.0 68.0 6 Direct tensile specimens machined and tested
in accordance with ASTM G47 shall show no
evidence of Stress Corrosion failure when tested
in the long transverse direction at 35.0 ksi and
exposed for 30 days.
Fracture Toughness13 – Min Kc

For thicknesses 0.250-0.300 inch
++ 2198-T822 Alcan 03/21/07 Sheet 0.063-0.124 Min6 68.0 62.0 8

Revised Min9 67.0 59.0 9
10/21/08 0.125-0.249
Min6 71.0 64.0 8
Min9 69.0 62.0 9
++ 2099-T83 Alcoa 01/07/05 Extrusion 0.050-0.249 Min6 75.0 67.0 6 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Revised 0.250-0.499 Min6 78.0 69.0 7 For ST specimens taken from section thicknesses
08/16/10 0.500-0.999 Min6 79.0 71.0 7 0.750 inch and greater, see footnote 4.b.
Min9 73.0 65.0 7
See footnote 15.b. Note: For Al-Li alloys,
specimens are exposed for 2 weeks according to
the procedures in ASTM G 85 Annex A2, using
the dry-bottom MASTMAASIS Test Method.
The solution used for exposure by ASTM G
34, the EXCO Test, has been determined to
be inappropriate for Al-Li alloys. For further
information on this review ASTM G 112 paragraph
6.3.1 which describes limitations on this test
method for Al-Li alloys.
+ 2099-T86 Alcoa 07/31/09 Plate 0.500-2.000 Min6 71.0 63.0 6 Solution heat treated, cold worked approximately
Min9 72.0 62.0 5 6% and artificially aged.
Stress Corrosion Resistance

For ST specimens, see footnote 4.f.
For LT specimens, see footnote 4.g.
Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance

Specimens shall not exhibit exfoliation corrosion
at a T/10 plane greater than that illustrated by
Photo 2 (EB) from Figure 2 of ASTM G34 when
specimens are exposed for 2 weeks according to
the procedures in ASTM G85 Annex A2, using the
dry-bottom MASTMAASIS Test Method.
Fracture Toughness 14 – Min KIC or KQ

L-T direction 30 Ksi √in.
T-L direction 25 Ksi √in.
+ 2199-T8 Alcoa 06/01/07 Sheet & 0.125-0.325 Min6 61.0 52.0 9

Plate Min9 62.0 50.0 6
0.326-0.550
Min6 61.0 52.0 10
Min9 63.0 51.0 7
3002-O Alcoa 05/17/74 Sheet 0.025-0.063 Min 11.0 3.0 * *20% for 0.025-0.031
Max 16.0 - - *23% for 0.032-0.050
*25% for 0.051-0.063
3102-O AATD 03/19/80 Drawn 0.018-0.049 Min 12.0 4.0 * *Full Section *Cut Out
Seamless Max 17.0 - - 30% 20%
Tube - -
(Coiled & 0.050-0.065 Min 12.0 4.0 *
Straight) Max 17.0 - - 35% 25%
- -

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
3102–Alclad 3004 Classification of the listed properties is as specified in the column headed “Basis”
Temper in.
3102-H112 Bohn 04/07/76 Extruded 0.028-0.050 Min 11.0 4.0 25

Coiled Tube Max 18.0 - -
3003-H121 Howmet 02/13/79 Sheet 0.028-0.036 Min 17.0 12.0 16

Max 23.0 - -
3003-H183 Alcoa 12/21/53 Tube - Min 27.0 - -
3003-H191 Alcoa 12/01/64 Sheet - Min 30.0 - -

Max 35.0 - -
3003-H231 Reynolds 01/03/91 Sheet 0.063-0.113 Min 19.0 15.0 5 Used for tread plate applications.
0.114-0.161 Min 19.0 15.0 6
0.162-0.188 Min 19.0 15.0 7
3003-H271 Alcoa 08/08/56 Sheet - Min 25.0 - 7

3003-H281 Alcoa 12/01/83 Drawn 0.025-0.049 Min 27.0 24.0 * 5% 4%
Tube 0.050-0.249 Min 27.0 24.0 * 6% 5%
Alclad AATD 12/01/64 Sheet 0.006-0.063 Min 28.0 - -

3003-H19
3004-H151 AATD - Sheet 0.024-0.050 Min20 35.0 31.0 2 Special temper assigned for corrugated roofing
and siding, V-beam roofing and siding, and ribbed
siding (painted stucco embossed).
3004-H19 AATD 12/01/64 Sheet 0.006-0.063 Min 40.0 - -
3004-H241 Alcoa - Sheet & - Min 33.0 - -

Plate
siding (painted, stucco embossed).
3004-H291 Kaiser 08/31/59 Sheet 0.030-0.080 Min 39.0 35.0 4 Specially controlled temper for automotive use.
siding (painted, stucco embossed).
3004-H392 Alcoa 12/01/64 Sheet 0.008-0.012 Min 42.0 40.0 - Special purpose venetian blind stock.
Alclad AATD 09/05/67 Sheet 0.036-0.050 Min20 31.0 26.0 2 Special temper assigned for ribbed roofing (un-
3004-H131 painted).
Alclad AATD 03/31/67 Sheet & 0.009-0.499 Min 32.0 26.0 * *1% for 0.009-0.019
3004-H14 Plate Max 38.0 - - *2% for 0.020-0.050
*3% for 0.051-0.113
0.500-1.000 Min 33.0 27.0 4 *4% for 0.114-0.499
Max 39.0 - -
Alclad AATD 09/05/67 Sheet 0.024-0.050 Min20 34.0. 30.0 2 Special temper assigned for corrugated roofing
3004-H151 and siding, V-beam roofing and siding, and ribbed
siding (painted and unpainted, stucco embossed).
Alclad AATD 03/31/67 Sheet 0.006-0.162 Min 35.0 30.0 -

3004-H16 Max 41.0 - -

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Classification of the listed properties is as specified in the column headed “Basis” Alclad 3004–3010
Temper in.
Alclad AATD 12/01/64 Sheet 0.006-0.063 Min 39.0 - -

3004-H19
Alclad AATD 09/05/67 Sheet 0.036-0.050 Min20 31.0 26.0 2 Special temper assigned for ribbed roofing
3004-H241 (unpainted).
Alclad AATD 09/05/67 Sheet 0.024-0.050 Min20 34.0 30.0 2 Special temper assigned for corrugated roofing
Alclad Kaiser 11/24/61 Sheet 0.030-0.080 Min 38.0 34.0 5 Specially controlled temper for truck trailer use.
3004-H291
Alclad AATD 09/05/67 Sheet 0.036-0.050 Min20 31.0 26.0 2 Special temper assigned for ribbed roofing
3004-H341 (unpainted).
Alclad AATD 09/05/67 Sheet 0.024-0.050 Min20 34.0 30.0 2 Special temper assigned for corrugated roofing
3005-H191 Alcoa 09/10/65 Sheet 0.032-0.063 Min 35.0 33.0 2
3005-H192 Howmet 04/06/76 Sheet 0.025-0.060 Min 39.0 38.0 2
3005-H281 Kaiser 09/18/70 Sheet 0.006-0.050 Min 31.0 29.0 3 Specially controlled temper for particular combi-
nation of strength and formability.
3005-H292 Alcoa 02/13/80 Sheet 0.020-0.113 Min 32.0 28.0 * *2% for 0.020-0.031
Max 42.0 - - *3% for 0.032-0.050
*4% for 0.051-0.113
3005-H39 Alcoa 09/10/65 Sheet 0.032-0.050 Min 33.0 29.0 3

0.051-0.063 Min 33.0 29.0 4
3010-O Consol- 01/25/79 Sheet 0.006-0.249 Min 9.0 3.0 * *15% for 0.006-0.019
idated Max 14.0 - - *20% for 0.020-0.031
*25% for 0.031-0.050
*30% for 0.051-0.249
3010-H12 Consol- 01/25/79 Sheet & 0.017-0.499 Min 12.0 10.0 * *3% for 0.017-0.019
idated Plate Max 17.0 - - *4% for 0.020-0.031
*6% for 0.032-0.050
*8% for 0.051-0.113
*9% for 0.114-0.499
3010-H14 Consol- 01/25/79 Sheet & 0.009-0.499 Min 14.0 13.0 * *1% for 0.009-0.012
idated Plate Max 19.0 - - *2% for 0.013-0.019
*3% for 0.020-0.031
*4% for 0.032-0.050
*5% for 0.051-0.113
*6% for 0.114-0.499
3010-H16 Consol- 01/25/79 Sheet 0.006-0.162 Min 17.0 16.0 * *1% for 0.006-0.019
idated Max 22.0 - - *2% for 0.020-0.031
*3% for 0.032-0.050
*4% for 0.051-0.162
3010-H18 Consol- 01/25/79 Sheet 0.006-0.019 Min 19.0 - 1

idated 0.020-0.031 Min 19.0 - 2
0.032-0.050 Min 19.0 - 3
0.051-0.128 Min 19.0 - 4

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
+ 4032-T6 Alcoa 03/07/07 Rod & Bar 0.500-0.750 Min6 52.0 48.0 4
4032-T651 Alcoa 06/18/93 Rod & Bar 0.750-4.000 Min 52.0 48.0 4
Revised
03/09/98
4032-T72 Alcoa - Die - Min 35.0 25.0 5

Forging
4032-T86 Alcoa 05/02/91 Rod & Bar 0.375-0.750 Min 51.0 46.0 4 Cold finished
Revised
01/29/96
4043-H18 Reynolds 05/17/63 Wire Up thru 0.204 Min 25.0 - - To stabilize mechanical properties and dimen-
Max 33.0 - - sions for elevated temperature application.
4043-H19 Reynolds 05/17/63 Wire Up thru 0.145 Min 27.0 - -
5005-O AATD 06/04/79 Drawn 0.018-0.500 Min 15.0 5.0 -

Seamless Max 21.0 - -
Tube
5005-H19 AATD 12/01/64 Sheet 0.006-0.063 Min 29.0 - -
5005-H251 Alcoa 08/30/83 Sheet 0.020-0.050 Min 22.5 19.0 6

Max 30.0 26.0 -
5010-O Alumax 03/16/77 Sheet 0.010-0.070 Min 15.0 5.0 3

Max 21.0 - -
5010-H22 Alumax 03/16/77 Sheet 0.010-0.070 Min 17.0 14.0 2

Max 23.0 - -

Max 26.0 - -

Max 29.0 - -
5010-H28 Alumax 03/16/77 Sheet 0.010-0.070 Min 26.0 - -
5042-O Alcoa 11/01/95 Sheet 0.0080-0.0130 Min 30.0 - -
5042-H48 Alcoa 11/01/95 Sheet 0.0080-0.0130 Min 44.0 39.0 4 RCS Coated End Stock
5050-H19 Reynolds 11/23/76 Sheet 0.007-0.012 Min 32.0 28.0 1

0.013-0.020 Min 32.0 28.0 2
5051-O Alumax 12/18/79 Sheet 0.020-0.110 Min 22.0 8.0 -
5051-H38 Alumax 12/18/79 Sheet 0.020-0.110 Min 36.0 29.0 -

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
5052-H111 Alcoa 12/01/64 Sheet 0.032-0.050 Min 25.0 15.0 16 For minimum Lüder lines formation.
Max 38.0 - - *2% for 0.020-0.031
*3% for 0.032-0.050
*4% for 0.051-0.113
*5% for 0.114-0.161
Max 41.0 - - *2% for 0.032-0.050
*3% for 0.051-0.113
*4% for 0.114-0.161
5052-H141 Kaiser 09/06/77 Sheet & 0.090-0.174 Min 35.5 24.0 6 Structural plate and retaining wall.
Plate 0.175-0.300 Min 34.0 24.0 8
5052-H16 AATD - Sheet 0.013-0.161 Min 38.0 - * *1% for 0.013-0.050

Max 44.0 - - *2% for 0.051-0.161
5052-H18 AATD - Sheet 0.013-0.050 Min 40.0 - 1

0.051-0.128 Min 40.0 - 2
5052-H19 Kaiser 01/19/65 Sheet 0.008-0.031 Min 42.0 40.0 1 Applicable to can stock.
5052-H191 Alcoa 01/05/70 Foil - Min 42.0 37.0 -
5052-H191 Reynolds 11/23/76 Sheet 0.007-0.012 Min 42.0 37.0 1
Max - 37.0 -
5052-H251 Alcoa 08/28/68 Sheet 0.008-0.012 Min 36.0 28.0 3 Can stock.
Max 43.0 - -
5052-H282 Alcoa 05/08/69 Sheet 0.030-0.075 Min 40.0 34.0 5

Max - 42.0 -
5052-H291 Alcoa 08/13/79 Sheet 0.032-0.113 Min 40.0 38.0 5 Closely controlled high properties with optimum
formability.
5052-H322 Alcan/ 10/17/03 Sheet 0.020-0.125 Min 31.0 21.0 * *5% for 0.020-0.050
Alcoa Max 35.0 - - *7% for 0.051-0.113
*9% for 0.114-0.125
5252-H242 AATD 06/07/66 Sheet 0.030-0.063 Min 29.0 - 12
5252-H26 AATD 06/07/66 Sheet 0.030-0.090 Min 33.0 - 7

Max 41.0 - -
5252-H351 Alcoa 11/09/72 Sheet 0.114-0.249 Min 31.0 23.0 9
5154-H18 Alcoa 10/12/70 Sheet 0.012-0.026 Min 48.0 44.0 3 Properties when material tested within 30 days
of rolling.

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
5254-O AATD 05/03/67 Wire, Rod All Min 30.0 11.0 25

& Bar All Max 41.0 - -
5254-H32 AATD 05/03/67 Wire Up thru 0.374 Min 36.0 - -
5454-H36 Alcoa 04/07/83 Sheet 0.051-0.161 Min 42.0 32.0 * *4% for 0.051-0.113
Max 49.0 - - *5% for 0.114-0.161
5754-O Alcan 09/12/96 Sheet 0.030-0.055 Min 29.0 12.0 17

Max 39.0 - -
0.056-0.087 Min 29.0 12.0 18

Max 39.0 - -
0.088-0.138 Min 29.0 12.0 19

Max 39.0 - -
5056-H191 Alcoa 01/05/70 Foil - Min 58.0 52.0 -
5056-H193 Nichols 03/16/61 Nail Wire - Min 63.0 - -

Max 68.0 - -
5456-O AATD 06/04/79 Drawn 0.018-0.450 Min 41.0 19.0 14 Elongation applies to cut-out specimen.
Tube
5456-O AATD - Extrusion Up thru 5.000 Min 41.0 19.0 14

Max 53.0 - -
5456-H111 AATD - Extrusion Up thru 5.000 Min 42.0 26.0 12
5456-H112 AATD - Extrusion Up thru 5.000 Min 41.0 19.0 12
5556-O AATD 06/29/81 Wire Up thru 0.374 Min 42.0 - 23

Max 52.0 - -

Max 71.0 - -
5457-H25 AATD 06/07/66 Sheet 0.030-0.090 Min 23.0 - 7 Automotive trim.

Max 31.0 - -
5457-H28 AATD 06/07/66 Sheet 0.030-0.090 Min 27.0 - 4 Automotive trim.
5657-H242 AATD 06/07/66 Sheet 0.030-0.063 Min 18.0 - 16 This material is subject to a substantial amount of
recrystallization and the attendant loss of bright-
ness.

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
5059-O Corus 10/30/02 Sheet & 0.078-0.249 Min6 48.0 23.0 24

Aluminum Plate 0.250-0.787 Min6 48.0 23.0 24
0.788-1.575 Min6 48.0 23.0 20
1.576-7.000 Min6 44.0 21.0 17
5059-H111 Corus 10/30/02 Sheet & 0.078-0.249 Min6 48.0 23.0 24

Aluminum Plate 0.250-0.787 Min6 48.0 23.0 24
0.788-1.575 Min6 48.0 23.0 20
1.576-7.000 Min6 44.0 21.0 17
++ 5059-H116 Corus 10/30/02 Sheet & 0.078-0.249 Min6 54.0 39.0 10 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Aluminum Revised Plate Max6 64.0 - - This material shall be capable of exhibiting no
08/13/10 0.250-0.787 Min6 54.0 39.0 10 evidence of exfoliation corrosion and a pitting
Max6 64.0 - - rating of PB or better, when subjected to the test
0.788-1.575 Min6 52.0 38.0 10 described in ASTM Test Method G 66 (ASSET).
Max6 64.0 - -
Intergranular Corrosion Resistance
This material shall be capable of exhibiting
resistance to intergranular corrosion as required
by ASTM B 928 when subjected to the test
described in ASTM Test Method G 67 (NAMLT).
++ 5059-H321 Corus 10/30/02 Sheet & 0.078-0.249 Min6 54.0 39.0 10 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Aluminum Revised Plate Max6 64.0 - - This material shall be capable of exhibiting no
08/13/10 0.250-0.787 Min6 54.0 39.0 10 evidence of exfoliation corrosion and a pitting
Max6 64.0 - - rating of PB or better, when subjected to the test
0.788-1.575 Min6 52.0 38.0 10 described in ASTM Test Method G 66 (ASSET).
Max6 64.0 - -
5082-H38 Kaiser 02/19/65 Sheet 0.006-0.019 Min 47.0 - 5 Applicable to can stock.
5182-O Alcoa 11/01/95 Sheet 0.0079-0.0138 Min 37.0 - -
5182-O Reynolds 05/28/76 Sheet 0.025-0.249 Min 37.0 16.0 18

Max 47.0 - -
5182-H111 Kaiser 05/03/76 Sheet 0.032-0.080 Min 38.0 17.0 19 Lüder-resistant stretch-formable sheet.
5182-H39 Alcoa 11/01/95 Sheet 0.0090-0.0115 Min 55.0 49.0 3 RCS Tab Stock
5182-H391 Alcoa 11/01/95 Sheet 0.0090-0.0110 Min 57.0 52.0 5 RCS Tab Stock
Max - 54.0 -
5182-H49 Reynolds 09/14/98 Sheet 0.0080-0.0095 Min 55.0 48.0 5 RCS Coated End Stock

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
5083-O AATD 06/04/79 Drawn 0.018-0.450 Min 39.0 16.0 14 Elongation applies to cut-out specimen.
Tube
5083-H114 Reynolds 08/04/75 Extrusion Up thru 2.000 Min 45.0 35.0 9 Extruded armor
+ 5083-H116 Alcan 08/18/05 Sheet & 0.118-0.249 Min9 44.0 31.0 10

Plate 0.250-0.499 Min9 44.0 31.0 10
5083-H131 AATD 05/23/82 Plate 0.500-2.000 Min 45.0 37.0 8 Developed to meet armor plate requirements of
2.001-3.000 Min 44.0 35.0 9 MIL-A-46027.
+ 5083-H32122 Alcoa 08/25/05 Sheet 0.118-0.236 Min9 44.0 31.0 10 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Max9 55.0 - - This material shall be capable of exhibiting no
evidence of exfoliation corrosion and a pitting
rating of PB or better, when subjected to the test
described in ASTM Test Method G 66 (ASSET).


Max 69.0 - -
5383-O22 Pechiney 05/31/02 Sheet & 0.118-0.500 *Min6,9 42.0 21.0 17 *Tentative
Plate *Max6,9 52.0 - -
0.501-2.000 *Min6,9 42.0 21.0 15

*Max6,9 52.0 - -
++ 5383-H11622 Pechiney 05/31/02 Sheet & 0.118-0.500 Min6 48.0 33.0 10 *Tentative
Revised Plate *Max6 58.0 - -
08/16/10 0.501-2.000 Min6 48.0 33.0 10 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
*Max6 58.0 - - This material shall be capable of exhibiting no

+ 5383-H11622 Rio Tinto 11/05/07 Extrusion 0.078-0.315 Min6 45.0 28.0 12 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Alcan Max6 53.0 - - This material shall be capable of exhibiting no
method described in ASTM Test Method G 66
(ASSET).

resistance to intergranular corrosion in
accordance with ASTM Test Method G 67
(NAMLT).

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
5383-H32122 Pechiney 05/31/02 Sheet & 0.118-0.500 Min6 48.0 33.0 10 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Plate 0.501-2.000 Min6 48.0 33.0 10 This material shall be capable of exhibiting no

5086-H18 Alcoa 05/21/62 Sheet 0.006-0.019 Min 52.0 48.0 -

Max 59.0 - -
5086-H191 Alcoa 10/23/84 Sheet 0.006-0.011 Min 54.0 50.0 2 Venetian blind stock.
+ 5086-H321 Alcoa 03/21/06 Sheet 0.063-0.249 *Min6 40.0 28.0 8 * Tentative

*Max6 52.0 - -
This material shall be capable of exhibiting no

+ 5086-H321 Alcoa 04/04/06 Plate 0.250-0.320 *Min6 40.0 28.0 9 * Tentative

*Max6 52.0 - -
*Min9 40.0 28.0 10 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
*Max9 52.0 - - This material shall be capable of exhibiting no

6101-T1 Reynolds 02/24/78 Extrusion 0.120-0.500 Min 16.0 8.0 - Electrical Conductivity 50% minimum IACS.
Flatwise minimum bend radius
1 X t.
6101-T8 Alcan 06/20/75 Wire 0.050-0.210 Min 44.0 - 3.512 Electrical Conductivity 53% minimum IACS.
6101-T83 Alcan 06/20/75 Wire 0.050-0.210 Min 36.0 - 4.012 Electrical Conductivity 57.5% minimum IACS.
6005-T51 Alcoa 11/10/69 Extrusion 0.201-0.625 Min 35.0 30.0 8
6205-T1 Olin 03/19/70 Extrusion Up thru 0.500 Min 25.0 15.0 16

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
6205-T5 Olin 03/19/70 Extrusion Up thru 0.124 Min 38.0 35.0 8

0.125-0.500 Min 38.0 35.0 10
6205-T54 Consol- 01/08/76 Extrusion Up thru 0.124 Min 45.0 42.0 8 Die quenched.
idated 0.125-0.499 Min 45.0 42.0 10
6009-T4 Alcoa 03/23/81 Sheet 0.021-0.070 Min 27.0 15.0 21

0.071-0.125 Min 24.0 13.0 21
6009-T62 Alcoa 03/23/81 Sheet 0.021-0.070 Min 39.0 34.0 9

0.071-0.125 Min 36.0 32.0 9
6010-T4 Alcoa 03/27/81 Sheet 0.021-0.070 Min 35.0 20.0 20

Reynolds 06/16/87 0.071-0.126 Min 35.0 20.0 20
6010-T6 Alcoa 03/27/81 Sheet 0.021-0.070 Min 49.0 45.0 8

& -T62
6110-T9 Nichols 09/19/79 Wire Min 65.0 63.0 2

Home-
shield
6011-O AATD 05/03/67 Sheet 0.008-0.125 Min 20.0 7.0 * *12% for 0.008-0.019
Max 26.0 - - *13% for 0.020-0.031
*14% for 0.032-0.050
*15% for 0.051-0.125
6011-H32 AATD 05/03/67 Sheet 0.012-0.125 Min 25.0 18.0 * *4% for 0.012-0.019
Max 30.0 - - *5% for 0.020-0.031
*6% for 0.032-0.050
*7% for 0.051-0.125
Max 34.0 - - *3% for 0.020-0.031
*4% for 0.032-0.050
*5% for 0.051-0.125
Max 38.0 - - *2% for 0.020-0.050
*3% for 0.051-0.125
6011-H38 AATD 05/03/67 Sheet 0.008-0.019 Min 36.0 - 1

0.020-0.050 Min 36.0 - 2
0.051-0.125 Min 36.0 - 3
6111-T4 Alcan 11/07/85 Sheet 0.020-0.090 Min 36.0 16.0 22

Revised
11/18/98
6111-T41 Reynolds 12/19/95 Sheet 0.025-0.070 Min 39.0 21.0 23 The material shall exhibit (1) No lines or ridges
in the rolling direction after buffing or polishing a
blank, typically 2 by 9 inches, oriented with the
long axis in the long transverse direction and
stretching 5%, or (2) Random distribution of grain
orientations with no continuous bands of cube
oriented grains as determined by microtexture
analysis of the rolling surface of the sheet using
orientation image microscopy (OIM).
++ 6111-T43 Alcoa 05/16/02 Sheet 0.030-0.049 Min9 33.0 15.0 21

Revised
06/20/07
6111-T6 Alcan 11/07/85 Sheet 0.020-0.090 *Min 49.0 43.0 10 *Tentative

Revised
11/18/98

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
6013-T4 Alcoa 03/03/86 Sheet 0.020-0.249 Min 40.0 21.0 20
6013-T6 Alcoa 03/03/86 Sheet 0.020-0.249 Min 52.0 46.0 8
6013-T651 Alcoa 10/31/97 Plate 0.250-1.500 Min 53.0 44.0 5

Revised 1.501-3.000 Min 54.0 47.0 5
05/03/00 3.001-6.000 Min 55.0 47.0 4
6013-T651 Alcoa 07/29/98 Rod & Bar 0.500-4.000 Min6 56.0 52.0 7 Cold Finished
++ 6013-T8 Alcoa 12/08/93 Rod & Bar 0.750-1.500 Min 58.0 56.0 8 Cold Finished
Revised 1.501-5.500 Min 57.0 55.0 7
06/20/07
+ 6020-T6511 Alcoa 03/07/07 Rod & Bar 3.250-6.000 Min6 38.0 35.0 10
6020-T8 Alcoa 06/03/03 Wire, Rod & 0.187-0.375 Min6 43.0 40.0 12 Cold Finished
Bar 0.376-1.999 Min6 42.0 39.0 12
2.000-3.250 Min6 39.0 36.0 12
6022-T4 Alcoa 02/08/96 Sheet 0.020-0.120 Min9 29.0 15.0 21

Revised
09/18/02
++ 6022-T43 Alcoa 09/27/02 Sheet 0.020-0.050 Min9 29.0 14.0 21 Product optimized for the good overall formability,
Revised hemming performance, and after paint bake
06/20/07 strength, needed for automotive closure panels.
++ 6041-T6 Kaiser 12/21/07 Extruded 0.400-2.000 Min6 45.0 40.0 10 The registered properties for this material are
& -T6511 Revised Rod, Bar, & calculated in accordance with the procedure
12/09/10 Profiles described under Section 3.c.1 on page ii of this
document.
+ 6042-T5 Alcoa 05/24/07 Extruded 0.400-0.499 Min6 38.0 35.0 10

& -T5511 Rod, Bar, &
Profiles 0.500-1.800 Min6 42.0 35.0 10

6351-O Alcan 12/20/72 Drawn 0.015-0.500 Max 22.0 14.0 * *Elongation (Minimum): full section 15% cut-out
Tube specimen 15%.
6351-T11 Alcoa 08/17/71 Extrusion Up thru 0.749 Min 26.0 16.0 16
6351-T4 Alcan 12/20/72 Drawn 0.015-0.500 Min 32.0 19.0 * *Elongation: full section 16%, cut-out specimen
Tube 14%.
6351-T41 Alcan 12/11/73 Extruded 0.065-0.600 Min 35.0 21.0 18 Applicable to outside diameters of 2.000 inches
Tube or larger.

6351-T6 Alcan 12/20/72 Drawn 0.015-0.049 Min 42.0 37.0 * 8% 6%
Tube 0.050-0.500 Min 42.0 37.0 * 10% 8%
+ 6056-T451122 Alcan 11/16/05 Extrusion 0.040-0.375 Min6 51.0 36.0 15
+ 6056-T6222 Alcan 11/16/05 Extrusion 0.040-0.375 Min6 57.0 54.0 10

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
+ 6056-T7222 Alcan 12/06/05 Extrusion 0.040-0.425 Min6 53.0 48.0 10 Overaged to increase resistance to intergranular
corrosion. No visible intergranular corrosion shall
be present per established between producer and
purchaser criteria on the etched metallographic
samples examined at X500 after being tested per
ASTM G110 with 6h exposure.
+ Alclad Alcan 11/20/05 Sheet 0.078-0.197 Min9 40.0 24.0 15

6156-T422
+ Alclad Alcan 11/20/05 Sheet 0.078-0.197 Min9 52.0 47.0 8

6156-T6222
6060-T51 Alcan 09/23/77 Extrusion Up thru 0.125 Min 22.0 16.0 8

0.125-1.000 Min 30.0 25.0 10
+ 6360-T5 Rio Tinto 03/26/09 Extrusion Up thru 0.250 Min6 22.0 16.0 8
Alcan
+ 6360-T6 Rio Tinto 03/26/09 Extrusion Up thru 0.120 Min6 30.0 25.0 8
Alcan 0.121-0.250 Min6 30.0 25.0 10
++ 6560-T5 Alcoa 10/21/04 Extrusion 0.090-0.125 Min 22.0 16.0 8

Revised
06/20/07
++ 6560-T6 Alcoa 10/21/04 Extrusion 0.090-0.125 Min 30.0 25.0 8

Revised
06/20/07
6061-O AATD 09/23/82 Sheet & 0.045-0.249 Min 15.0 5.0 - These minimum values are intended for use as
Plate 0.250-1.000 Min 15.0 4.0 - a guide for designers when the annealed material
is called for. These values should not be used in
specifications for lot acceptance purposes.
6061-T31 Alcoa 05/14/63 Drawn 0.025-0.049 Min 32.0 22.0 8

Tube 0.050-0.259 Min 32.0 22.0 10
0.260-0.500 Min 32.0 22.0 12
6061-T41 Alcoa - Sheet & 0.010-0.035 Min 22.0 11.0 13 Heat treated at lower than standard temperature
Plate 0.036-0.102 Min 22.0 11.0 15 to provide better formability than attainable in T4
0.103-0.249 Min 22.0 11.0 17 temper.
0.250-0.500 Min 22.0 11.0 19

6061-T4511 Reynolds 01/28/76 Drawn 0.025-0.049 Min 30.0 16.0 * 16% 14%
Tube 0.050-0.259 Min 30.0 16.0 18% 16%
0.260-0.500 Min 30.0 16.0 * 20% 18%
*

6061-T61 Alcoa - Sheet & 0.010-0.020 Min 35.0 30.0 8 Produced by artificially aging 6061-T41.
Plate 0.021-2.000 Min 35.0 30.0 10
6061-T61 Alcoa 11/16/79 Drawn Up thru 0.024 Min 37.0 32.0 10* *Elongation values shown are for full-section
Tube 0.025-0.049 Min 37.0 32.0 12* specimens; cut-out specimen values are 2% less.
0.050-0.259 Min 37.0 32.0 14*
0.260-0.750 Min 37.0 32.0 16* Heat treated at lower than normal temperature to
provide improved formabilities over 6061-T6.

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
6061-T63 Kaiser - Sheet 0.021-0.051 Min 43.0 34.0 10 Used for special etching quality sheet.
0.052-0.249 Min 43.0 35.0 10
6061-T912 Alcoa 10/28/82 Wire Up thru 0.374 Min 56.0 53.0 5 Wire for rivets, etc. Amount of cold work con-
trolled to 50-60% after solution heat treatment
and artificial aging. Yield and elongation require-
ments are applicable only to 0.125 inch and over.
6262-T8 Alcoa 01/30/86 Rod & Bar 0.750-2.000 Min 45.0 43.0 12 Cold finished.
6063-T53 Alcoa 11/16/79 Extrusion Up thru 0.249 Min 13.0 5.0 14 Used to provide a high degree of formability. Up
Max 21.0 13.0 - thru 20-square inch area.
6063-T54 Alcan 07/15/75 Extrusion Up thru 0.124 Min 33.0 30.0 8 Die quenched.
0.125-0.499 Min 33.0 30.0 10

0.125-0.249 Min 27.0 22.0 10
0.250-0.499 Min 26.0 21.0 12
6063-T837 Alcan 12/20/72 Drawn 0.025-0.259 Min 37.0 34.0 7* *Elongation: full section.
Tube
6463-T521 Alcoa 10/27/67 Extrusion Up thru 1.000 Min 22.0 14.0 8 Provides good formability coupled with good
Max - 26.0 - bright finishing characteristics.
+ 6064-T6 Kaiser 12/21/07 Extruded 0.400-2.000 *Min6 38.0 35.0 10 * Tentative

& -T6511 Rod, Bar, &
Profiles The registered properties for this material are
calculated in accordance with the procedure
described under 3.c.1 on page ii of this document.
+ 6082-T5 Alcoa 06/11/05 Extrusion 0.400-2.500 *Min6 39.0 33.0 9 * Tentative

& -T5511
7004-T1 Alcan 02/08/68 Extrusion Up thru 1.499 Min 47.0 30.0 10 Aged one month.
7004-T151 Alcan 12/10/70 Plate 0.250-1.000 Min 49.0 33.0 10 Aged one month.
1.001-2.000 Min 48.0 28.0 10
7004-T51 Alcan 07/15/75 Extrusion Up thru 1.499 Min 42.0 37.0 10 Die quenched.
7004-T551 Alcan 12/10/70 Plate 0.250-0.499 Min 52.0 45.0 9 *8% for 0.500-2.000
0.500-3.000 Min 55.0 48.0 * *7% for 2.001-3.000
7116-T5 Reynolds 05/30/78 Extrusion 0.125-0.500 Min 48.0 42.0 8
+ 7019-T65122 Alcan 12/21/06 Plate 0.500-1.500 Min9 58.0 49.0 12

1.501-3.000 Min9 57.0 49.0 11
3.001-4.500 Min9 57.0 48.0 8
7021-O Alcoa 07/21/01 Sheet 0.050-0.160 Max9 28.0 18.0 12 (min)

& -T62
7021-T61 Reynolds 07/08/80 Sheet 0.063-0.249 Min 55.0 50.0 8 Good resistance to exfoliation corrosion.

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
7029-T5, Reynolds 05/08/80 Extrusion 0.100-0.249 Min 55.0 49.0 10

-T6
& -T62
7129-T5 Reynolds 07/13/80 Extrusion Up thru 0.500 Min 55.0 49.0 9

& -T6
7033-T6 Kaiser 04/05/04 Die 0.500-3.000 *Min3 67.0 58.0 10 *Tentative

Forging
+ 7136-T76511 Universal 07/26/07 Extrusion 0.040-0.249 Min6 90.0 86.0 7 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Alloy 0.250-0.499 Min6 91.0 87.0 7 For product with thickness 0.750 inch and higher
0.500-1.999 Min6 92.0 88.0 7 when tested in ST orientation see footnote 4.a.
2.000-3.000 Min6 91.0 88.0 8
See footnote 15.a
7039-T61 AATD 10/07/71 Sheet 0.188-0.249 Min 55.0 45.0 10
7039-T64 Kaiser 11/28/79 Die 0.750-4.000 Min6 57.0 48.0 8 Developed to meet forged armor requirements of
Forging Min9 54.0 45.0 4 MIL-A-45225.
7039-T64 Kaiser 04/13/85 Plate Up thru 1.500 Min 60.0 51.0 9 Specifically developed to meet armor plate
Over 1.500 Min 57.0 48.0 8 requirements of MIL-A-46063.
7040-T7451 Pechiney 10/30/03 Plate 3.001-4.000 Min6 70.0 62.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 71.0 62.0 6 See footnote 4.b.
Min10 69.0 59.0 3
4.001-5.000 Min6 70.0 62.0 9 See footnote 15.b.
Min9 71.0 62.0 5
Min10 68.0 58.0 3
5.001-6.000 Min6 70.0 62.0 8

Min9 70.0 61.0 4
Min10 68.0 58.0 3
6.001-7.000 Min6 69.0 62.0 7

Min9 69.0 60.0 4
Min10 67.0 57.0 3
7.001-8.000 Min6 68.0 61.0 6

Min9 69.0 60.0 4
Min10 66.0 57.0 3
8.001-9.000 Min6 68.0 61.0 6

Min9 68.0 59.0 4
Min10 66.0 56.0 3
+ 7140-T7451 Alcan 06/15/05 Plate 4.001-5.000 Min6 71.0 66.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min10 69.0 60.0 3

Min10 69.0 60.0 3
6.001-7.000 Min6 71.0 65.0 7

Min9 72.0 64.0 4
Min10 68.0 59.0 3
7.001-8.000 Min6 70.0 65.0 6

Min9 71.0 63.0 4
Min10 68.0 58.0 3
8.001-9.000 Min6 70.0 65.0 6

Min9 71.0 63.0 3
Min10 67.0 58.0 3
9.001-10.000 Min6 70.0 65.0 5

Min9 70.0 63.0 2
Min10 67.0 58.0 2

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
+ 7140-T7651 Alcan 08/01/06 Plate 4.001-5.000 *Min6 74.0 70.0 7 *Tentative

*Min9 76.0 69.0 6
*Min10 73.0 63.0 3 Stress Corrosion Resistance
See footnote 4.b.
5.001-6.000 *Min6 74.0 70.0 7
*Min10 72.0 62.0 3 See footnote 15.b.
6.001-7.000 *Min6 73.0 69.0 7 Fracture Toughness 14 – Min KIC

*Min9 75.0 68.0 3 For thicknesses 4.001-5.000 inches
*Min10 71.0 62.0 3 L-T direction 27 ksi√in.
7.001-8.000 *Min6 72.0 69.0 6 S-L direction 22 ksi√in.
*Min9 74.0 67.0 3
*Min10 71.0 61.0 3 For thicknesses 5.001-6.000 inches
8.001-9.000 *Min6 72.0 68.0 5 T-L direction 21 ksi√in.
*Min9 73.0 65.0 3 S-L direction 22 ksi√in.
*Min10 69.0 60.0 3
9.001-10.000 *Min6 71.0 67.0 5 L-T direction 24 ksi√in.
*Min9 71.0 64.0 2 T-L direction 20 ksi√in.
*Min10 68.0 59.0 3 S-L direction 22 ksi√in.



7049-T74 Kaiser 11/28/84 Die Up thru 3.000 Min3 76.0 66.0 7 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Forging Min8 71.0 62.0 4 See footnote 4.b.
7149-T73511 Kaiser 10/15/86 Extrusion Up thru 2.999 Min6 74.0 64.0 7 *Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 70.0 60.0 5 42 ksi for thicknesses thru 2.999
40 ksi for thicknesses 3.000-5.000
3.000-5.000 Min6 72.0 62.0 7
Min9 68.0 58.0 5 *For extrusions 0.750 inch and over in diameter
or section thickness with samples in S-T direction
tested per ASTM G47. See footnote 16.b.
Fracture Toughness14—Min KIc

S-T direction 19 ksi √in.
7249-T76511 UAC/SCI 12/13/01 Extrusion Up thru 1.499 Min6 83.0 76.0 7 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 78.0 72.0 7 See footnote 4.a

See footnote 15.b
7349-T7651122 Pechiney 12/10/03 Extrusion Up thru 0.249 Min6 91.0 84.0 8 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
0.250 - 0.499 Min6 92.0 84.0 7 See footnote 15.b.
0.500 - 0.749 Min6 94.0 87.0 6

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
7449-T765122 Alcan 01/22/04 Plate 0.250-1.500 Min6 84.0 78.0 8 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 84.0 77.0 8 For Material 0.250 to 0.749; 30 days at 60 ksi
when tested in the long transverse direction per
1.501-2.500 Min6 82.0 76.0 7 ASTM G47.
Min9 82.0 75.0 6
Min10 77.0 67.0 3 For thickness 0.750 and above, see footnote 4.a.

Min10 77.0 67.0 1.5 Fracture Toughness14 – Min KIc
3.001-3.500 Min6 80.0 75.0 7 For thicknesses 0.250 to 2.500
Min10 77.0 67.0 1.5
3.501-4.000 Min6 79.0 74.0 6
Min9 80.0 73.0 4 For thicknesses 2.501 to 3.000
Min10 77.0 67.0 1
For thicknesses 3.001 to 3.500

For thicknesses 3.501 to 4.000

7449-T795122 Alcan 07/21/04 Plate 0.500-1.000 Min6 88.0 84.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 88.0 84.0 8
For thickness 0.750 - 2.500 inches
1.001-1.500 Min6 87.0 84.0 9
Min9 87.0 82.0 8 Direct C-rings and Tensile specimen machined
and tested in accordance with ASTM G47 shall
1.501-2.000 Min6 84.0 82.0 6 show no evidence of stress corrosion failure when
Min9 86.0 81.0 6 tested in the short transverse direction at 16 ksi
Min10 84.0 74.0 2 and exposed for 20 days.
2.001-2.500 Min6 81.0 80.0 6 Fracture Toughness14 – Min KIc
Min9 84.0 80.0 6 For thicknesses 0.750 - 1.000 inches
Min10 84.0 73.0 2



For thickness 0.500 - 1.000 inches,
Min 83.0 ksi
Min 82.0 ksi
Min 78.0 ksi

22
WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Classification of the listed properties is as specified in the column headed “Basis” 7449–Alclad 7050
Temper in.
7449-T7951122 Alcan 11/17/04 Extruded 0.500-1.750 Min6 91.0 87.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Profiles Min9 86.0 82.0 6 For thickness 0.750-1.750 inches
Tensile specimens machines and tested in ac-

cordance with ASTM G47 shall show no evidence
of stress corrosion failure when tested in the long
transverse direction at 45 ksi and exposed for 20
days.
T-L direction 16 ksi √in..
7050-O Alcoa 02/19/88 Extrusion Up thru 5.000 Max 35.0 19.0 12 (Min) Applicable to a maximum area of 40 square
inches.
++ 7050-T7452 Alcoa 06/25/85 Die Up thru 2.000 Min3 72.0 60.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Revised Forging Min8 68.0 55.0 5 See footnotes 4.b. and 16.d.
06/20/07
Min8 67.0 53.0 4 See footnote 15.a.


7050-T7454 Alcoa 03/01/83 Die Up thru 2.000 *Min3 72.0 60.0 7 *Tentative
Forging *Min8 68.0 54.0 5
2.001-4.000 *Min3 71.0 59.0 7

*Min8 67.0 53.0 4
4.001-5.000 *Min3 70.0 58.0 7

*Min8 66.0 52.0 3
5.001-6.000 *Min3 70.0 57.0 7

*Min8 66.0 52.0 3
7050-T76510 Alcoa 05/22/85 Extrusion Up thru 0.499 Min9 76.0 67.0 5 Fracture Toughness14—Min KIc
& -T76511 Revised 0.500-0.999 Min9 74.0 65.0 5
10/02/89 L-T direction 28 ksi √in.
1.000-2.000 Min9 72.0 65.0 5 32-square inch maximum cross section.
2.001-3.000 Min9 72.0 63.0 5
3.001-4.000 Min9 71.0 61.0 5
4.001-5.000 Min9 68.0 59.0 5
Alclad Alcoa 04/26/88 Sheet 0.040-0.062 Min6 69.0 64.0 7

7050-T76 Revised Min9 72.0 61.0 7
02/09/96
0.063-0.126 Min6 71.0 66.0 7
Min9 73.0 66.0 7
0.127-0.187 Min6 75.0 69.0 7

Min9 75.0 68.0 7

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
7150-T6151 Alcoa 12/02/83 Plate 0.750-1.000 Min6 85.0 79.0 9 On the average, T6151 material is one letter
Min9 84.0 78.0 9 grade better in exfoliation corrosion resistance
(per ASTM G34) than comparable material in the
1.001-1.500 Min6 86.0 80.0 9 T651 temper. See footnote 18.
Min9 85.0 77.0 9
7150-T651 Boeing 12/21/78 Plate 0.500-0.749 Min6 83.0 78.0 8 Standard 7050 solution heat treatment.
Min9 84.0 77.0 8
0.750-1.000 Min6 84.0 78.0 8
1.001-1.500 Min6 84.0 78.0 8
Min9 84.0 77.0 8
7150-T6510 Boeing 12/21/78 Extrusion 0.250-0.749 Min6 86.0 78.0 7 Requires special extrusion practice; standard
& -T6511 0.750-2.000 Min6 88.0 78.0 7 7050 solution heat treatment.

7150-T61510 Alcoa 02/17/88 Extrusion Up thru 0.249 Min6 87.0 81.0 9 Properties shown are up thru 32 square-inch
& -T61511 cross-sectional area.
Alcoa 12/02/83 Extrusion 0.250-0.499 Min6 87.0 82.0 8
0.500-0.749 Min6 88.0 83.0 9 For thicknesses 0.750-1.500 inches
0.750-2.000 Min6 89.0 84.0 8 L-T direction 21 ksi √in.
On the average, T61510 and T61511 are one let-

ter grade better in exfoliation corrosion resistance
(per ASTM G34) than comparable material in
T6510 and T6511 tempers. See footnote 19.
7150-T7751 Alcoa 07/08/87 Plate 0.250-0.499 *Min6 80.0 74.0 8 *Tentative

Revised *Min9 80.0 74.0 8
11/30/89 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
0.500-0.749 Min6 83.0 77.0 8 See footnote 15.b.
Min9 83.0 76.0 8
0.750-1.500 Min6 84.0 78.0 8

Min9 84.0 77.0 8
1.501-3.000 *Min6 82.0 76.0 7

*Min9 82.0 75.0 6
*Min10 77.0 67.0 1
7150-T77511 Alcoa 07/14/87 Extrusion Up thru 0.249 Min6 85.0 78.0 7 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Revised See footnote 15.b.
08/17/01 0.250-0.499 Min6 87.0 82.0 8
Min9 82.0 76.0 - Cross Sectional Area 20 in.2 and Circle Size 10
in. max.
0.500-0.749 Min6 88.0 83.0 9
Min9 83.0 79.0 -
0.750-2.000 Min6 89.0 84.0 8

Min9 83.0 78.0 -
++ 7150-T77511 Alcoa 08/17/01 Extrusion 0.500-1.000 Min6 86.0 80.0 8 Cross Sectional Area 14-30 in.2 max. and Circle
Revised Min9 84.0 79.0 - Size 14.0-22.0 in.
06/20/07
See footnote 15.b.

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
7250-T7451 McCook 03/07/01 Plate 2.001 - 3.000 Min6 74.0 65.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Metals Min9 74.0 65.0 8 See Footnote 4.d.
Plate fabricated to this temper when tested
3.001 - 4.000 Min6 73.0 64.0 9 according to ASTM G34 shall show exfoliation
Min9 73.0 64.0 6 corrosion resistance equal to or better than that
Min10 70.0 60.0 3 illustrated by photo A in Figure 2 of ASTM G34,
when tested at the T/10 plane.
4.001 - 5.000 Min6 71.0 63.0 9
Min9 71.0 62.0 5 Fracture Toughness14 —*Min KIc
Min10 69.0 59.0 3 For thicknesses 2.001-3.000 Inch
5.001 - 6.000 Min6 70.0 62.0 8 L-T direction 32 Ksi √in.
Min9 70.0 61.0 4 T-L direction 27 Ksi √in.
Min10 68.0 58.0 3 S-L direction 23 Ksi √in.
6.001 - 7.000 Min6 69.0 62.0 7
Min9 69.0 60.0 4 For thicknesses 3.001-4.000 Inch
Min10 67.0 58.0 3 L-T direction 31 Ksi √in.
S-L direction 24 Ksi √in.
For thicknesses 4.001-5.000 Inch



* Tentative
7055-O Alcoa 09/13/02 Sheet 0.040-0.125 *Max9 38.0 25.0 14 (Min) * Tentative
0.126-0.249 *Max9 35.0 25.0 11 (Min)
See Footnote 15.c.
++ 7055-T74511 Alcoa 12/13/01 Extrusion Up thru 0.249 Min6 83.0 76.0 8 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Revised Material 0.750 inch and thicker, when tested in
06/20/07 accordance with ASTM G47 in the short trans-
0.250-0.499 Min6 84.0 77.0 8 verse direction at a stress level of 35 ksi shall be
capable of exhibiting no evidence of stress corro-
sion cracking.
0.500-3.000 Min6 85.0 78.0 8
See Footnote 15.b.
++ 7055-T762 Alcoa 09/13/02 Sheet 0.040-0.125 Min9 81.0 78.0 8 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Revised 0.126-0.249 Min9 83.0 80.0 9 See Footnote 15.c.
06/20/07
++ 7055-T76511 Alcoa 01/15/01 Extruded Up thru 0.249 Min6 89.0 85.0 7 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Revised Rod, Bar & See Footnote 15.b.
06/20/07 Profiles 0.250-0.499 Min6 90.0 85.0 9
Longitudinal Compressive
0.500-3.000 Min6 91.0 86.0 9 Yield Strength for 0.500-3.000 thickness: 87.0 ksi.

25
WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
7055-T7751 Alcoa 07/30/97 Plate 0.500-1.500 Min6 89.0 86.0 7 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Longitudinal Compressive Yield Strength for

0.500-1.500 thickness: 86.0 ksi minimum.
7055-T77511 Alcoa 07/30/97 Extrusion 0.500-1.500 Min6 94.0 90.0 9 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Revised Min9 88.0 84.0 5 See footnote 15.b.
04/24/98
Longitudinal Compressive Yield Strength for
0.500-1.500 thickness: 92.0 ksi minimum.
++ 7055-T79511 Alcoa 12/02/01 Extrusion 0.500-2.500 Min6 92.0 89.0 8 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Revised When tested in accordance with ASTM G34,
04/23/07 7055-T79511 Extrusions exhibit an EC or better
visual rating.
+ 7056-T7651
22
Alcan 12/23/05 Plate 0.500-1.000 Min6 83.0 79.0 10 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min9 83.0 79.0 10 For thicknesses 0.750 – 1.500 inches
See footnote 4.a.
1.001-1.500 Min6 81.0 77.0 10
Min9 81.0 77.0 9 Fracture Toughness14 - Min KIc

For thicknesses 0.500 – 1.000 inches:
L – Min 78.0 ksi
LT – Min 83.0 ksi
For thicknesses 1.001 – 1.500 inches:

L – Min 76.0 ksi
LT – Min 81.0 ksi
++ 7068-T6511 Kaiser 04/05/04 Extrusion 0.250-3.000 Min6 99.0 95.0 5 Area up to 32 in.2 max
Revised
07/02/07
3
7075-T74 Harvey 06/05/69 Die Up thru 3.000 Min8 76.0 66.0 7 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Forging Min 71.0 62.0 4 See footnote 4.b.
7075-T74 Harvey 12/23/70 Hand Up thru 3.000 Min6 73.0 63.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min10 69.0 60.0 4
3.001-4.000 Min6 71.0 61.0 9
Min9 70.0 58.0 5
Min10 68.0 57.0 4
4.001-5.000 Min6 68.0 57.0 8
Min9 67.0 56.0 5
Min10 66.0 55.0 4
5.001-6.000 Min6 65.0 54.0 8
Min9 64.0 52.0 5
Min10 63.0 52.0 4

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Classification of the listed properties is as specified in the column headed “Basis” 7075–Alclad 7475
Temper in.
7075-T7452 Harvey 12/23/70 Hand Up thru 3.000 Min6 71.0 61.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Min10 67.0 54.0 4
3.001-4.000 Min6 69.0 58.0 9
Min9 68.0 56.0 5
Min10 66.0 51.0 4
4.001-5.000 Min6 65.0 54.0 8
Min9 64.0 52.0 5
Min10 63.0 49.0 4
5.001-6.000 Min6 63.0 51.0 8
Min9 61.0 49.0 5
Min10 60.0 46.0 4
7175-T66 Alcoa 04/16/68 Die Up thru 3.000 Min3 86.0 76.0 7 Premium strength.
7175-T74 Alcoa 03/27/86 Die 3.001-4.000 Min3 73.0 63.0 7 Properties equivalent to 7075-T6 with resistance
Forging Min8 70.0 60.0 4 to stress corrosion cracking approaching that of
7075-T73.
4.001-5.000 Min3 70.0 61.0 7
Min8 68.0 58.0 4 Premium strength.
5.001-6.000 Min3 68.0 58.0 7
Min8 65.0 55.0 4
7175-T7651 Reynolds 04/06/73 Plate 0.250-0.499 Min 72.0 61.0 8

0.500-1.000 Min 71.0 60.0 6
Alclad Alcoa 08/21/78 Plate 0.250-0.499 Min6 74.0 65.0 9 Fracture Toughness14 —Min KIc
7475-T651 Min9 75.0 65.0 9 For thicknesses 1.250-1.000 inch
Alclad Alcoa 08/21/78 Plate 0.250-0.499 Min6 67.0 57.0 9 Stress Corrosion Resistance
7475-T7651 Min9 68.0 57.0 9 of 7475 Core
See footnotes 4.a. and 16.a.
0.500-1.000 Min6 66.0 56.0 8
of 7475 Core
See footnotes 15.d. and 16.a.
For thicknesses 0.250-1.000 inch

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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
+ 7081-T7451 Aleris 09/29/06 Plate 1.001-2.000 *Min6 74.0 67.0 11 * Tentative

*Min9 74.0 67.0 10
2.001-3.000 *Min6 74.0 67.0 10 See footnotes 4.b
*Min9 74.0 67.0 9
See footnotes 15.a
3.001-4.000 *Min6 72.0 67.0 10
*Min9 73.0 67.0 9
*Min10 71.0 62.0 4
4.001-5.000 *Min6 72.0 67.0 10

*Min9 73.0 67.0 9
*Min10 70.0 62.0 4
5.001-6.000 *Min6 72.0 67.0 9

*Min9 73.0 66.0 8
*Min10 70.0 61.0 4
6.001-7.000 *Min6 72.0 66.0 8

*Min9 73.0 65.0 8
*Min10 69.0 61.0 3
+ 7081-T7651 Aleris 09/29/06 Plate 1.001-2.000 *Min6 77.0 72.0 8 * Tentative

*Min9 77.0 71.0 8
2.001-3.000 *Min6 77.0 72.0 8 See footnotes 4.a
*Min9 77.0 71.0 8
See footnotes 15.a
3.001-4.000 *Min6 75.0 72.0 8
*Min9 76.0 70.0 7
*Min10 75.0 66.0 3
4.001-5.000 Min6 75.0 72.0 7

*Min9 76.0 70.0 6
*Min10 74.0 66.0 3
5.001-6.000 Min6 75.0 72.0 7

*Min9 76.0 70.0 6
*Min10 73.0 65.0 2
+ 7085-T7451 Alcoa 02/03/09 Plate 4.000-5.000 *Min6 72.0 68.0 10 *Tentative

*Min9 73.0 66.0 7
*Min10 71.0 61.0 4 Stress Corrosion Resistance
See footnotes 4.b
5.001-6.000 *Min6 72.0 68.0 9
*Min9 73.0 65.0 6 Fracture Toughness14 —Min KIc or KQ
*Min10 70.0 61.0 4
*For thickness 4.000-5.000 inches
6.001-7.000 *Min6 71.0 67.0 8 L-T direction 31 ksi √in.
*Min9 72.0 64.0 5
*Min10 69.0 60.0 3 T-L direction 25 ksi √in.



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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
++ 7085-T7452 Alcoa 08/18/04 Die 1.000 - 2.000 Min6 72.0 65.0 10 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Revised Forgings Min9 70.0 62.0 8 For specimens taken from sections greater than
06/20/07 0.750 inches in thickness, see Footnote 4.b.
2.001- 4.000 Min6 72.0 65.0 9
Min9 70.0 62.0 7 Fracture Toughness14 – Min KIc
Min10 70.0 59.0 5 For thickness 1.000-2.000 inches
4.001- 6.000 Min6 72.0 65.0 9 L-T direction 31 ksi √in.
Min10 70.0 59.0 4
6.001- 8.000 Min6 72.0 65.0 8 For thickness 2.001-4.000 inches
8.001- 10.000 Min6 72.0 65.0 7
Min9 70.0 62.0 5
Min10 70.0 59.0 3 For thickness 4.001-6.000 inches
10.001- 12.000 Min6 72.0 65.0 7 T-L direction 22 ksi √in.
Min9 70.0 62.0 4
For thickness 6.001-8.000 inches

++ 7085-T7452 Alcoa 07/16/06 Hand 2.000-4.000 Min6 74.0 67.0 10 Stress Corrosion Resistance
Revised Forging Min9 73.0 66.0 6 See footnote 4.b
06/03/10 Min10 71.0 62.0 3
Fracture Toughness 14 – Min KIc
Min9 72.0 65.0 6
Min9 70.0 63.0 6
8.001-10.000 Min6 69.0 62.0 10 T-L direction 19 ksi√ √in.
Min10 68.0 57.0 3
Min10 67.0 56.0 2



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WROUGHT PRODUCTS
Temper in.
++ 7085-T7651 Alcoa 08/19/02 Plate 4.001-5.000 Min6 75.0 72.0 9 Exfoliation Corrosion Resistance
Revised Min9 76.0 69.0 7 See footnote 15.a.
08/12/05 Min10 74.0 65.0 3
5.001-6.000 Min6 75.0 72.0 8
Min9 76.0 69.0 7 For thicknesses 4.001 – 5.000 inches
Min10 73.0 65.0 3
6.001-7.000 Min6 74.0 71.0 8 T-L direction 24 ksi√in.
Min9 75.0 67.0 5 S-L direction 24 ksi√in.
Min10 72.0 64.0 3

Compressive Yield Strength – Min

Longitudinal direction 71.0 ksi

Longitudinal direction 70.0 ksi
8017-H12 Kaiser 07/25/84 Rod & 0.375 Min 16.0 - - Electrical Conductivity 58.0% minimum IACS.
& -H22 Drawing Max 22.0 - -
Stock
8017-H212 Kaiser 07/25/84 Wire Up thru 0.250 Min 15.0 - - Electrical Conductivity 61.0% minimum IACS.
Max 21.0 - -
8040-O Conalco 05/25/65 Sheet - Max 15.0 8.0 30 (Min)
8040-H24 Conalco 10/29/65 Sheet & 0.010-0.500 Min 17.0 14.0 7

Plate Max 21.0 19.0 -

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CAST PRODUCTS
Classification of the listed properties is as specified in the column headed “Basis” 242.0–771.0
Temper in.
242.0-T61 Alcoa - Sand - Typ 37.0 32.0 < 0.5 Maximum tensile and hardness.
Casting - Min 32.0 20.0 * *Not required
295.0-T61 Alcoa - Sand - Typ 38.0 28.0 4 Provide improved strength over T6 temper.
Casting - Min 32.0 - 3
319.0-O Alcoa - Sand - Typ 22.0 13.0 2 Formerly T21.

Casting - Min 21.0 - 1.5
319.0-T61 Alcoa - Sand - Typ 38.0 35.0 0.5 Used for piano plate castings only.
Casting - Min 34.0 - * *Not required.
319.0-T71 Alcoa - Sand - Typ 37.0 34.0 1 To stabilize mechanical properties and dimensions
Casting - Min 30.0 - * for elevated-temperature applications.
*Not required
333.0-T61 Alcoa - Permanent - Typ 46.0 40.0 1 Provide improved strength over T6 temper.
Mold - Min 40.0 25.0 -
Casting
355.0-T59 Alcoa - Sand - Typ 25.0 19.0 1.5 To improve dimensional stability.
Casting - Min 23.0 - * *Not required
355.0-T61 Alcoa - Sand - Typ 39.0 35.0 1 Provide improved strength over T6 temper.
Casting - Min 36.0 - * *Not required
355.0-T72 Alcoa - Permanent - Typ 35.0 - 3.6 To stabilize mechanical properties and dimensions
Mold - Min 28.0 - 2 for elevated-temperature applications.
Casting
355.0-T72 Alcoa - Sand - Typ 30.0 24.0 2.5 To stabilize mechanical properties and dimensions
Casting - Min 26.0 - 1.5 for elevated-temperature applications.
24
+ 505.0-T61 JBM 12/15/05 Centrifugal - Min 43.0 37.0 7
Foundry Casting
23
+ 709.0-T61 JBM 02/10/05 Centrifugal - Min 74.0 64.0 4
Foundry Casting
771.0-T51 USCO 12/21/72 Sand - Typ 36.0 32.0 5 Age by holding at 405F for 6 hours followed by
Casting - Min 32.0 27.0 3 cooling in still air.
771.0-T52 USCO 12/21/72 Sand - Typ 38.0 34.0 2 See footnote 11.
Casting - Min 36.0 30.0 1.5

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FOOTNOTES
1. The definitions of the various bases of mechanical proper- 11. a. Hold at 775F ± 25 for 5 hours.
ties contained herein are as follows:
b. Cool from 775F to 650F in 2 or more hours.
Tentative Properties:
properties designated as tentative minimum (*Min) or ten- c. Cool from 650F to 450F in not more than 45 min-
tative maximum (*Max) are the minimum and/or maximum utes.
properties expected and since they have been established
from limited data, they are subject to change. d. Cool from 450F to 250F in approximately 2 hours.
Minimum and/or Maximum Properties: e. Cool from 250F to room temperature in still air out-
properties designated as minimum (Min) and/or maxi- side the furnace.
mum (Max) have been established in accordance with the
data base criteria outlined in “Mechanical Properties” in f. Harden by reheating to 300F from 6 to 16 hours and
Section 6, “Standards Section” of Aluminum Standards by cooling outside the furnace in still air. (Time re-
and Data. quired depends on variations in cooling rate between
650F - 450F after stress relief.)
2. End uses or applications shown in this column are only
intended to describe applications where the alloy and tem- 12. Elongation values are measured in 10-inch gauge length.
per has been or is being used.
13. Critical stress intensity factor Kc is determined by testing a
3. Parallel to grain flow. 16-inch wide middle-cracked tension, M(T) specimen per
ASTM B646.
4. Material shall be capable of passing the stress corrosion
cracking test described in ASTM G47 when stressed to: 14. Plane strain critical stress intensity KIc or KQ usable for
lot release is determined in accordance with ASTM B645
a. 25 ksi. “Plane Strain Fracture Toughness Testing of Aluminum
Alloys.”
b. 35 ksi.
15. Material shall be capable of demonstrating exfoliation cor-
c. 35 ksi up thru 3.000 inches and 50% of registered rosion resistance. Exfoliation corrosion resistance shall be
minimum yield strength (YS) [principle test direction] determined in accordance with ASTM G34 and material
over 3.000 inches. shall not exhibit exfoliation corrosion greater than that il-
lustrated by Photo EB, Figure 2. The applicable sample
d. 40 ksi. plane for testing is indicated by one of the following loca-
tions:
e. 45 ksi.
a. At any plane.
f. 50 ksi
b. At the T/10 plane.
g. 55 ksi.
c. At surface of the tensile sample.
5. Applies to 1.500 inches only.
d. At surface of the tensile sample after removing clad-
6. Longitudinal. ding.
7. 45° from the usual test direction.
8. Not parallel to grain flow.
9. Long Transverse.
10. Short Transverse.
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FOOTNOTES (continued)
16. The resistance to exfoliation and/or stress corrosion of 17. The listed properties are applicable to the core material
individual lots is determined by testing the previously se- only since for plate over 0.500 inches in thickness the
lected tensile test sample and verifying that: cladding material is removed during preparation of the test
specimen. Tensile and yield strengths of the composite
a. The Electrical Conductivity (EC) is 39% IACS or plate are slightly lower depending on the thickness of clad-
higher and the Yield Strength (YS) does not exceed ding.
the registered minimum by more than 9.0 ksi. If either
of these conditions is not met the material must be 18. 33.5% IACS maximum EC measured on the as-rolled
reprocessed and retested. surface of the mechanical property sample. (This is an
indirect test required to confirm enhanced Exfoliation Cor-
b. The EC is 40% IACS or higher. rosion Resistance.)
c. The EC is 40% IACS or higher or the EC is less than 19. 32.5% IACS maximum EC measured at the T/10 plane
40% but at least 38% and YS does not exceed its of mechanical property sample. (This is an indirect test
registered minimum by more than 11.9 ksi. If neither required to confirm enhanced Exfoliation Corrosion Resis-
of the above conditions is met, the material must be tance.)
reprocessed and retested.
20. Applicable prior to painting, embossing or corrugating.
d. The EC is 40% IACS or higher and YS does not ex-
ceed 72.0 ksi. If the YS does exceed 72.0 ksi, the 21. The listed properties for this thickness apply only to the
material is unacceptable and must be reprocessed T651 temper.
and retested.
OR 22. Test data were generated in metric SI units and soft con-
The Stress Corrosion Susceptibility Factor (SCF) is verted to US Customary units for analysis.
≤32.0 and the EC is 38.0% or greater. Stress Cor-
rosion Susceptibility Factor (SCF) = Yield Strength 23. Tensile specimens were taken from the casting after HIP
(XX.X ksi) minus Electrical Conductivity (XX.X% was completed. Samples were taken in both the axial and
IACS). tangential directions and the data was found to be combin-
able. The data represents both directions.
24. Tensile specimens were taken from the casting after HIP
was completed. The data used to calculate the minimum
allowables came from samples taken in the axial direc-
tion. While not combinable with the axial data, tangential
minimum allowables are marginally higher.
+ Designation added since previous issue.
++ Revisions since previous issue.
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INACTIVE ALLOYS* AND TEMPERS
INACTIVE ALLOYS*
Alloys Date Deactivated Alloys Date Deactivated

+ 213.0 08/15/95 + 7008 04/13/05
+ 222.0 08/15/95 7011 05/30/99
2020 01/15/75 7139 09/09/66
3303 02/03/97 7146 02/03/97
3006 04/13/05 X7275 06/03/63
+
4012 11/05/65 X7277 11/06/00

5011 04/26/67 7079 03/22/89
5152 06/03/63 X7279 06/03/63
+ 5652 04/13/05 7080 01/04/71
5155 06/04/71 8212 04/26/67
+ 5357 04/13/05
X5090 07/18/77
6017 02/03/97
6062 09/14/64
7001 02/03/97
*Includes only those alloys for which tempers had been registered.
INACTIVE TEMPERS
Alloy & Temper Product1 Date Deactivated
EC-H191 W, R, B 09/16/68
+ 213.0-T533 PMC 01/02/09
+ 222.0-T52 PMC 01/02/09
1100-H111 S 11/28/79
1100-H141 T 06/10/77
1100-H142 W, R, B 11/30/79
1100-H152 I 09/16/68
1100-H182 T 09/16/68
1100-H183 S 02/14/64
1100-H193 S 06/10/77
1080-H151 T 09/16/68
1350-H242 W 02/14/80
2008-T6 S 03/09/98
2014-T44 E 01/09/84
2014-T61 I 01/15/75
2014-T63 F 09/16/68
2014-T91 W, R, B 09/16/68
Alclad 2014-T611 S, P 10/25/71
2017-H161 W, R, B 09/16/68
2017-T31 RIV 09/16/68
See Footnotes on page 42 July, 2011

34
INACTIVE TEMPERS (continued)
2017-T37 RIV 06/28/83
2017-T41 RIV 09/16/68
+ 2018-T71 DF 11/26/07
+ 2218-T71 DF 11/26/07
+ 2618-T71 DF, HF 11/26/07
+ 2219-T71 DF 11/26/07
2219-T81 R, B 11/30/79
2024-H12 RIV 08/20/84
2024-T3 R, B 02/12/69
2024-T31 RIV 09/16/68
2024-T32 S 05/21/71
2024-T37 T 09/16/68
2024-T411 F 09/16/68
2024-T8 R, B 03/31/71
2024-T87 T 09/16/68
2024-T871 T 09/02/82
Alclad 2024-T32 S 11/01/71
Alclad 2024-T34 S, P 09/16/68
Alclad 2024-T811 S, P 09/16/68
+ 2026-T8511 E 08/29/08
2090-O S 03/09/98
2090-T31 S 03/09/98
2090-T81 P 03/09/98
2090-T84 S 03/09/98
2091-T3 S 03/09/98
2091-T84 S 03/09/98
+ 2097-T87 P 08/24/07
Alclad 3102-O T 05/27/01
3003-H141 T 10/25/71
3003-H142 T 09/16/68
3003-H151 T 01/15/75
3003-H161 F 09/16/68
3003-H162 T 09/16/68
3003-H181 S, P 11/28/79
3003-H182 T 09/16/68
3003-H185 I 04/04/89
3003-H193 S 05/21/71
3003-H261 S 05/14/69
3003-H281 S 11/28/79
3303-O T 02/03/97
Alclad 3303-O T 02/03/97

3004-H191 S 11/28/79
+ 3006-0 S 04/13/05
+ 3006-H38 S 04/13/05
+ 3006-H381 S 04/13/05

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+ 3006-H391 S 04/13/05
4032-T63 F 09/16/68
4043-H12 W 04/28/66
4043-H14 W 04/28/66
4043-H16 W 04/28/66
5005-H181 S 11/28/79
5005-H381 S 11/28/79
5005-H382 S 09/16/68
5043-0 S 04/04/89
5050-H391 S, P 02/25/69
5052-H113 W 05/14/69
5052-H151 S 09/06/77
5052-H181 S 11/28/79
5052-H182 S 11/01/71
5052-H311 S 04/04/89
5052-H321 S 10/17/03
5052-H361 S 04/04/89
5052-H371 W, R, B 09/16/68
5052-H381 S, P 11/28/79
Alclad 5052-H32 S 05/27/01
5252-H242 S 04/04/89
5252-H32 S 06/07/66
5252-H34 S 06/07/66
5252-H36 S 06/07/66
5252-H381 S 09/16/68
5252-H39 S 06/07/66
5252-H391 S 09/16/68
+ 5652-0 S, P 04/13/05
5652-0 W, R, B, T 01/15/75
+ 5652-H112 S 04/13/05
5652-H32 W, R, B, T 01/15/75
+ 5652-H32 S, P 04/13/05
5652-H34 W, R, B, T 01/15/75
+ 5652-H34 S, P 04/13/05
+ 5652-H36 P 04/13/05
5652-H36 W, R, B, T 01/15/75
+ 5652-H38 P 04/13/05
5652-H38 W, R, B, T 01/15/75
5154-H39 S 10/07/71
5254-H112 W, R, B, T, E 01/15/75
5254-H39 W 04/28/66
5454-H38 S 11/28/79
5554-O W 04/28/66
5554-H12 or H32 W 04/28/66
5554-H14 or H34 W 04/28/66

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5554-H16 or H36 W 04/28/66
5554-H18 or H38 W 04/28/66
5554-H19 W 04/28/66
5056-H371 W, R, B 09/16/68
Alclad 5056-T81 W, R, B 09/16/68
5356-O W 04/28/66
5356-H12 or H32 W 04/28/66
5356-H14 or H34 W 04/28/66
5356-H16 or H36 W 04/28/66
5356-H38 W 04/28/66
5356-H19 W 04/28/66
5356-H311 E 09/16/68
5356-H321 P 09/16/68
5456-H117 S, P 12/12/77
5456-H131 P, DF, HF 10/10/79
5456-H322 P 09/16/68
5456-H323 S 09/10/80
5456-H343 S 09/10/80
5556-H12 or H32 W 04/28/66
5556-H14 or H34 W 04/28/66
5556-H16 or H36 W 04/28/66

5556-H19 W 04/28/66
5556-H38 W 04/28/66
+ 5357-O S 04/13/05
+ 5357-H25 S 04/13/05
5357-H261 S 08/14/63
5357-H271 S 08/14/63
+ 5357-H28 S 04/13/05
5357-H281 S 08/14/63
+ 5357-H32 S 04/13/05
+ 5357-H34 S 04/13/05
+ 5357-H36 S 04/13/05
+ 5357-H38 S 04/13/05
5357-H381 S 02/25/69
+ 5357-H39 S 04/13/05
5457-H261 S 08/14/63
5457-H271 S 08/14/63
5457-H281 S 08/14/63
5457-H32 S 06/07/66
5457-H34 S 06/07/66
5457-H36 S 06/07/66
5457-H39 S 06/07/66
5657-H32 S 06/07/66
5657-H34 S 06/07/66
5657-H36 S 06/07/66

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5657-H39 S 06/07/66
+ 5182-O2 S 11/10/08
+ 5182-H24 S 08/24/07
5083-O DF, HF 06/30/87
5083-H113 DF, HF 01/15/75
5083-H115 P 04/23/82
5083-H117 S, P 12/29/77
5083-H141 P 01/15/75
5083-H322 P 11/09/67
+ 5083-H323 S 08/18/05
5083-H343 S 03/20/89
5083-H361 S 08/14/63
5183-O W 04/28/66
5183-H12 W 04/28/66
5183-H14 W 04/28/66
5183-H16 W 04/28/66
5183-H19 W 04/28/66
+ 5383-H112 E 01/22/08
5086-H16 S 09/16/68
5086-H117 S, P 12/29/77
5086-H181 S 11/28/79
5086-H241 S 05/14/69
5086-H261 S 09/16/68
5086-H281 S 09/16/68
Alclad 5086-O S 05/27/01
Alclad 5086-H32 S 05/27/01

Alclad 5086-H34 S 05/27/01
Alclad 5086-H36 S 05/27/01
Alclad 5086-H38 S 05/27/01
X5090-H38 S, P 07/18/77
+ 6101-H111 E 11/15/10
6101-T8 E 06/21/73
6005-T4 E 04/04/67
6005-T6 E 04/04/67
6005-T61 E 04/04/67
6005-T62 E 04/04/67
6006-T6 E 05/05/88
+ 6013-T82 W, R, B 06/20/07
6017-T6 E 02/03/97
+ 6022-T6 S 07/02/07
6151-T84 I 01/15/75
6151-T841 I 04/04/67
6351-O R  04/04/89
6351-T42 E 04/21/78
6351-T52 R, B 04/12/79

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6351-T53 R, B 07/12/78
6351-T58 E 08/24/82
6351-T62 R  04/04/89
6951-T6 R, B 03/31/89
4343 clad 6951-O S 05/27/01
4343 clad 6951-T42 S 05/27/01

4343 clad 6951-T62 S 05/27/01
6053-T43 RIV 09/16/68
6053-T5 DF 09/04/79
6053-T84 I 09/16/68
6061-H112 I 05/24/88
6061-H121 W, R, B 05/21/71
6061-H16 T 12/30/88
6061-T31 I 08/17/82
6061-T32 T 08/24/82
6061-T39 S 05/14/69
6061-T41 T 11/16/79
6061-T43 RIV 09/16/68
6061-T46 S, P 08/14/63
6061-T611 F 09/16/68
6061-T631 S, P 09/16/68
6061-T632 T 09/16/68
6061-T64 RIV 09/16/68
6061-T65 S 08/20/82
6061-T66 S, P 08/14/63
6061-T67 W 01/15/75
6061-T68 E 08/24/82
6061-T69 E 06/30/87
6061-T71 E 02/07/63
6061-T8 W, R, B 03/31/89
6061-T81 I, F, T, W, R, B 01/15/75
6061-T82 I, F, T 01/15/75
6061-T84 I 09/01/84
6061-T841 I 09/16/68
6061-T91 W 03/31/89
6061-T911 W, R, B 10/28/82
6061-T914 W, R, B 10/28/82
6061-T92 T 09/16/68
6061-T93 W, R, B 10/28/82
Alclad 6061-T82 S 09/16/68
6262-T68 E 08/24/84
6063-H16 T 12/30/88
6063-T10 E 03/16/84
6063-T31 T 01/15/75
6063-T32 T 09/16/68

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6063-T43 E 09/16/68
6063-T51 E, T 05/14/63
6063-T63 E 11/16/79
6063-T833 T 08/24/84
6063-T834 T 06/28/73
6063-T835 T 08/08/74
6063-T836 T 08/24/84
6463-T63 E 02/25/69
6066-O F 03/31/71
6066-T4 F 01/15/75
+ 6069-T6 E 05/20/08
+ 6069-T61 E 05/20/08
7001-O E 02/03/97
7001-T6 E 02/03/97
7001-T6 I 11/19/87
7001-T62 E 02/03/97
7001-T6510 E 02/03/97
7001-T6511 E 02/03/97
7001-T75 DF 11/19/87
7001-T76 I 01/15/75
7005-T63 P 08/29/84
+ 7008 Alclad 7075-O S, P 04/13/05
+ 7008 Alclad 7075-T6 S 04/13/05
+ 7008 Alclad 7075-T62 S, P 04/13/05
+ 7008 Alclad 7075-T651 P 04/13/05
+ 7008 Alclad 7075-T76 S 04/13/05

+ 7008 Alclad 7075-T7651 P 04/13/05
7039-T6151 P 01/15/75
7039-T63 F 01/15/75
7039-T631 S 01/15/75
7039-T66 S, P, E 09/14/79
7146-O S 02/03/97
7146-T62 S 02/03/97
+ 7050-T74522 DF 07/02/07
+ 7050-T76 S 08/24/07
7075-H11 RIV 09/07/84

7075-H111 P 02/25/69
7075-T61 R 09/16/68
7075-T6451 P, F 09/16/68
7075-T6452 P, F 09/16/68
7075-T731 RIV 03/31/89

7075-T736* HF 02/18/83
7075-T73652* HF 02/18/83
7075-T75 E 03/31/71
7075-T75 F 11/30/79

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7075-T76 W, R, B, I 11/30/79
7011 Alclad 7075-O S, P 05/30/99
7011 Alclad 7075-T6 S 05/30/99
7011 Alclad 7075-T62 S, P 05/30/99
7011 Alclad 7075-T651 P 05/30/99
7011 Alclad 7075-T76 S 05/30/99

7011 Alclad 7075-T7651 P 05/30/99
7175-O S, P, W, R 04/04/89
7175-T6 S 04/04/89
7175-T62 S, P 04/04/89
7175-T651 P 04/04/89
7175-T73 S, P 04/04/89
7175-T7351 P 04/04/89
7175-T736* DF 02/18/83
7175-T73652* DF 02/18/83
7175-T73654* DF 02/18/83
7475-O R 03/31/89
+ 7475-O2 S 11/07/08
7277-H13 R 03/09/98
7277-T62 R 03/09/98
+ 7178-O S, P, W, E, R, RIV 12/10/10

+ 7178-H13 W, R, RIV 12/10/10
+ 7178-T6 S, E, RIV 12/10/10
+ 7178-T62 S, P, E 12/10/10
7178-T6451 P, F 09/16/68
7178-T6452 P, F 09/16/68
+ 7178-T651 P 12/10/10
+ 7178-T6510 E 12/10/10
+ 7178-T6511 E 12/10/10
+ 7178-T76 S, E 12/10/10
+ 7178-T7651 P 12/10/10
+ 7178-T76510 E 12/10/10
+ 7178-T76511 E 12/10/10
+ Alclad 7178-O S, P 12/10/10
+ Alclad 7178-T6 S 12/10/10
+ Alclad 7178-T62 S, P 12/10/10

+ Alclad 7178-T651 P 12/10/10
+ Alclad 7178-T76 S 12/10/10
+ Alclad 7178-T7651 P 12/10/10
7090-T73511 E 04/04/89
7091-T73511 E 04/04/89
8090-T7 P 03/09/98
8090-T86 P 03/09/98
*T736 type tempers have been superseded by T74 type tempers with no change in fabrication or registered limits.

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Footnotes
1. Product Key
B Bar
DF Die Forging
E Extrusion
F Forging

HF Hand Forging
I Impact
P Plate
Permanent Mold Casting
PMC Rod

RIV Rivet
S Sheet
T Tube
W Wire

2. Deactivation is limited to specific gauge range(s) for the product indicated.
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APPENDIX A
GUIDELINES FOR HARD CONVERSION OF METRIC UNITS
INTO U.S. CUSTOMARY UNITS
Scope: This procedure is intended for use when a temper is to be registered in metric SI units and
conversion to U.S. Customary units is needed for listing in the Yellow Sheets or AS&D.
Cautionary note: Multiple conversions between U.S. customary units and
metric SI units (and vice versa) should be avoided because significant errors
may result.
Cautionary note: Tensile testing on non-heat treatable tempers is normally
done in the Longitudinal direction in North America and in the long transverse
direction in Europe. For this reason, registrations of non-heat treatable
tempers in metric SI units must include a note identifying the direction in
which the tensile specimens were taken.
Conversion of Units:
Conversion, Hard—Hard conversion rationalizes a mathematically converted
number to a commonly accepted value that is easier to work with and
remember. A hard conversion may impart a greater change in the magnitude
of the value than allowed by conventional rounding and may result in a value
that is physically different.
Conversion, Soft—Soft conversion is a mathematical conversion from one
set of units to another without changing the magnitude of the quantity beyond
conventional rounding.
A. Thickness: Convert Thickness Column and values.

1. Combine the “over” and “thru” column into one column under the “thickness” heading and
show as a range.
2. Convert “mm” to “in.” by dividing the metric value by 25.4 mm/inch and rounding to 3 decimal
places. Foil and beverage sheet materials shall be rounded to 4 decimal places.
3. Compare the values derived above in A.2. to the preferred numbers shown below. As much
as possible use the preferred numbers that most closely represent the values derived from
the metric, and list those preferred values as a range in the thickness column.
0.0016 0.063 0.156 0.375 2.225
0.0025 0.070 0.170 0.500 2.500
0.006 0.078 0.187 0.750 3.000
0.012 0.093 0.200 1.000 3.500
0.020 0.100 0.219 1.300 4.000
0.025 0.109 0.250 1.500 4.500
0.032 0.125 0.282 1.750 5.000
0.050 0.140 0.300 2.000 6.000
4. For AATD registrations, thickness ranges should be condensed or otherwise adjusted following
the example of similar alloy-tempers for that particular product in Aluminum Standards and
Data.
B. Tensile Strength: Convert values to U.S. Customary: Convert MPa to ksi by dividing by 6.895,
rounding according to page 6-2 of AS&D and expressing the result according to the rules found on
page 6-1 in Aluminum Standards and Data.
C. *Elongation: Convert columns and values to U.S. Customary, as follows:
1. Combine the “50 mm” and the “5D or 5.65√A” elongation columns into one “2 in. or 4D”
column.
2. For metric thicknesses ≤12.50mm, where the data has been developed using specimens
with a 50 mm gauge length, move the elongation values in the “50 mm” column directly to the
“2 in. or 4D” column.
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APPENDIX A - Continued
3. For metric thicknesses over 12.50mm (or over 6.30 mm for wire, rod and bar) where the data
has been developed using specimens with a nominal diameter of 9 mm and/or 12.5 mm (or
additionally 4 mm or 6 mm diameter for wire, rod and bar), increase the elongation in the “5D
or 5.65√A” according to the schedule below and enter it in the “2 in. or 4D” column.
If the Elongation is Increase by
24 and greater 3
12 through 23 2
5 through 11 1 or 0
over 1 through 4 0
4. For gauge ranges where elongations are given for both “50 mm” and “5D or 5.65√A”, convert
the elongation from the “5D or 5.65√A” column as shown in item 3 above and enter the lesser
of that value and the value from the “50 mm” column in the “2 in. or 4D” column. (Alternatively,
two gauge ranges could be registered to address the different elongation values.)
5. It is necessary to register 2 elongation values for drawn tube, one for full section in 2 in. and
one for “cut outs” in 2 in.
*Metric SI elongation should have been determined using specimens and testing procedures
described in ASTM B557M or comparable document. Also see footnote 21 from the Tan
Sheets for description of appropriate specimen geometry based on product form and
thickness.
D. Fracture toughness: Convert “MPa √m ” to “ksi √in. ” by dividing by 1.0988 and rounding to the
nearest multiple of 1 ksi √in. .
E. Stress corrosion: For stress corrosion testing, the stress applied should be converted as shown in
step “B” above.
F. Electrical Conductivity: For U.S. Customary % IACS electrical conductivity conversion, divide the
metric SI conductivity in MS/m, by 0.58.
NOTES: Metric EC is expressed in MS/m where M=103, S= Siemens, and m = meter.
IACS = International Annealed Copper Standard

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OTHER ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION RECORDS AND REFERENCES
 TEMPERS FOR ALUMINUM AND ALUMINUM ALLOY PRODUCTS METRIC EDITION (Tan Sheets).
 REGISTRATION RECORD OF INTERNATIONAL ALLOY DESIGNATIONS AND CHEMICAL

COMPOSITION LIMITS FOR WROUGHT ALUMINUM AND WROUGHT ALUMINUM ALLOYS
(Teal Sheets). Contains a complete list of all registered designations for wrought alloys including those produced in North
America.
 REGISTRATION RECORD OF ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION ALLOY DESIGNATIONS AND

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION LIMITS FOR ALUMINUM ALLOYS IN THE FORM OF CASTINGS AND
INGOT (Pink Sheets).
 REGISTRATION RECORD OF INTERNATIONAL DESIGNATIONS AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

LIMITS FOR UNALLOYED ALUMINUM (Gold Sheets).
 REGISTRATION RECORD OF ALUMINUM ASSOCIATION DESIGNATIONS AND CHEMICAL

COMPOSITION LIMITS FOR ALUMINUM HARDENERS (Gray Sheets).
 COMPONENTS OF CLAD ALUMINUM ALLOY PRODUCTS (Lt. Green Sheets).
 ALUMINUM STANDARDS AND DATA

A reference book containing data on chemical compositions, mechanical and physical properties, tolerances and other
information on aluminum mill products in general use, in U.S. customary units.
 ALUMINUM STANDARDS AND DATA (ASD METRIC EDITION)

A reference book containing data on chemical compositions, mechanical and physical properties, tolerances and other
information on aluminum mill products in general use, in metric units.
An Aluminum Association Publication Catalogue and Audio Visual Guide can be ordered by
calling (703) 358-2960.
On-line ordering of The Aluminum Association publications is available through our website:
www.aluminum.org
PS/500/0711/A-1
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PROCEDURE FOR INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION OF TEMPERS

3.c.2. Tentative Limit Registration

3.d.2. Details of the practice to be followed in producing the temper.

4. The temper is not registered with a tentative status.

REQUIREMENTS FOR PROPOSED CHANGES TO REGISTERED TEMPERS

Proposed changes to a registered designation’s mechanical properties and/or characteristics:

REQUIREMENTS FOR DELETION OF TEMPERS FROM THE REGISTRATION LIST

1100-O2 Alumax 04/04/78 Fin Stock 0.005-0.012 Min 11.0 5.0 15

1100-H185 AATD - Impact 0.028 & over Min6 22.0 20.0 -

1100-H19 Alcoa 02/23/56 Wire 0.006-0.063 Min 24.0 - -

1200-H112 AATD 07/01/68 Sheet, Plate - Min 10.0 - 25

1235-O Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.500 Min 10.0 3.0 35

1235-O Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.065 Min 11.0 3.5 35

1235-H18 Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.500 Min 18.0 16.0 3

1235-H111 Alcoa 05/12/80 Drawn Tube 0.014-0.500 Min 11.0 7.5 30

Footnotes appear beginning on page 32. July, 2011

1145-H12 AATD 11/06/67 Sheet - Min 11.0 - - Fin Stock.

1145-H16 AATD 11/06/67 Sheet - Min 16.0 - - Fin Stock.

1145-H18 AATD 11/06/67 Sheet - Min 18.0 - - Fin Stock.

1345-H24 Reynolds 05/17/63 Wire 0.030-0.250 Min 14.0 - -

1345-H26 Reynolds 05/17/63 Wire 0.030-0.250 Min 16.0 - -

1/0 & over Min 9.0 - -

1350-H141 Alcoa 06/20/69 Wire Up thru 0.374 Min 15.0 - -

2008-T4 Alcoa 10/20/87 Sheet 0.025-0.075 Min 32.0 15.0 22

2010-T4 Reynolds 06/16/94 Sheet 0.025-0.070 Min 32.0 16.0 22

Footnotes appear beginning on page 32. July, 2011

2219-T851 Alcoa 05/28/86 Die Up thru 2.000 Min6 62.0 50.0 6

1.501-2.000 Min6 66.0 59.0 9

2.001-3.000 Min6 67.0 60.0 8

3.001-4.000 Min6 68.0 61.0 7

*Full Section *Cut Out

2124-O Reynolds 09/12/83 Sheet 0.050-0.187 Max 32.0 14.0 12 (Min)

2124-T62 Reynolds 09/12/83 Sheet 0.050-0.187 Min 62.0 48.0 5

Footnotes appear beginning on page 32. July, 2011

5.001-6.000 Min6 65.0 57.0 6

Alclad Alcoa 02/27/97 Sheet & 0.032-0.062 Min9 59.0 39.0 15

2026-T3511 Alcoa 06/22/00 Extruded Up thru 0.249 Min6 66.0 48.0 11

1.500-2.249 Min6 73.0 54.0 11

2.250-3.250 Min6 73.0 54.0 10

2027-T35122 Alcan 12/08/04 Plate 0.500-1.500 Min6 68.0 52.0 14

1.501-2.250 Min6 66.0 50.0 14

Footnotes appear beginning on page 32. July, 2011

For thicknesses 2.001 – 3.000 inches

For thicknesses 3.001 – 4.000 inches

For thicknesses 4.001 – 5.000 inches

Alclad Pechiney 12/10/03 Sheet 0.063-0.126 Min9 62.0 41.0 15

2090-T3 Alcoa 02/28/89 Sheet 0.032-0.249 Min 46.0 31.0 6

2090-T83 Alcoa 03/15/88 Sheet 0.032-0.125 Min6 77.0 70.0 3

2090-T86 Alcoa 08/11/88 Extrusion Up thru 0.124 Min6 78.0 71.0 4

Compressive Yield Strength

Footnotes appear beginning on page 32. July, 2011

+ 2196-T851122 Alcan 10/04/07 Extrusion 0.063-0.125 *Min6 76.0 69.0 6 * Tentative

0.126-0.249 *Min6 76.0 71.0 7

++ 2397-T87 Alcoa 02/12/03 Plate 3.001-4.000 *Min6 62.0 57.0 5 *Tentative

2098-O Pechiney 06/20/03 Plate 0.250-0.300 Max 35.0 25.0 11

+ 2098-T822 Rio Tinto 03/21/08 Sheet 0.125-0.249 Min6 77.0 71.0 6

Footnotes appear beginning on page 32. July, 2011

Fracture Toughness13 – Min Kc

++ 2198-T822 Alcan 03/21/07 Sheet 0.063-0.124 Min6 68.0 62.0 8

Stress Corrosion Resistance

Full Section Cut Out

+ 2196-T851122 Alcan 10/04/07 Extrusion 0.063-0.125 Min6 76.0 69.0 6 Tentative

++ 2397-T87 Alcoa 02/12/03 Plate 3.001-4.000 Min6 62.0 57.0 5 Tentative

Full Section Cut Out