Metallurgical specifications of Tubes of Aluminum alloy 1100

General Characteristics
The 1100 alloy is part of the non-heat treatable alloys, which are used in making bars, tubes, sheets, plates and wires. This low-strength alloy demonstrates excellent corrosion resistance, provides satisfactory anodizing and conversion coating finishing, and is unmatched by any other commercial aluminum alloy in workability. It lends itself readily to welding, brazing and soldering, but tends towards gumminess when machined. Typical end uses are spun hollowware, fin stock, chemical storage and processing equipment, kitchen utensil items and general sheet metal work.

Characteristics		English	Metric
Nominal density (68°F/20°C)		0.0979 lbs/in³	2.71 mg/m³
Melting range		1190°F-1215°F	643°C-657.2°C
Specific heat (212 °F/100°C)		0.216 BTU/lb – °F	904 J/KG- °K
Coefficient of thermal expansion	Linear 68°F – 212°F 20°C – 100°C	13.1 micro in/in- °F	23.6 micro in/in- °K
Thermal conductivity (68°F/20°C)	0 temper	128 BTU/ft- hr – °F	222 W/m – °K
Electrical conductivity (68°F/20°C)	Equal volume	0 temper	59% IACS
Electrical conductivity (68°F/20°C)	Equal Weight	0 temper	194% IACS

Temper	Tensile D = 0.0140 – 0.500 in, = 0.356 – 12.7 mm.					Hardness	Shear		Fatigue		Modulus
	Ultimate		Yield		Elongation- Percent	Brinell 500 kg 10 mm	Ultimate shearing strength		Endurance limit-R.R.Moore type		Modulus of elasticity
	KSI	MPa	KSI	MPa	Diameter =0.5 in =12.7 mm		KSI	MPa	KSI	MPa	KSIx10³	Gpa
H-12	16	110	10.9	75	25.0 %	28	10	68.9	6	41.4	10.0	68.9
H-16	21	130	16.7	115	17.0 %	38	12	82.7	9	62.1	10.0	68.9

Specifications
- AMS – WW-T-700/1 – drawn tube, seamless
- ASTM – B210, B221, B241, B313, B483, B491, B547 – tube
- ASME – SB221, SB241
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General Characteristics
The 1100 alloy is part of the non-heat treatable alloys, which are used in making bars, tubes, sheets, plates and wires. This low-strength alloy demonstrates excellent corrosion resistance, provides satisfactory anodizing and conversion coating finishing, and is unmatched by any other commercial aluminum alloy in workability. It lends itself readily to welding, brazing and soldering, but tends towards gumminess when machined. Typical end uses are spun hollowware, fin stock, chemical storage and processing equipment, kitchen utensil items and general sheet metal work.

Characteristics		English	Metric
Nominal density (68°F/20°C)		0.0979 lbs/in³	2.71 mg/m³
Melting range		1190°F-1215°F	643°C-657.2°C
Specific heat (212 °F/100°C)		0.216 BTU/lb – °F	904 J/KG- °K
Coefficient of thermal expansion	Linear 68°F – 212°F 20°C – 100°C	13.1 micro in/in- °F	23.6 micro in/in- °K
Thermal conductivity (68°F/20°C)	0 temper	128 BTU/ft- hr – °F	222 W/m – °K
Electrical conductivity (68°F/20°C)	Equal volume	0 temper	59% IACS
Electrical conductivity (68°F/20°C)	Equal Weight	0 temper	194% IACS

Temper	Tensile D = 0.0140 – 0.500 in, = 0.356 – 12.7 mm.					Hardness	Shear		Fatigue		Modulus
	Ultimate		Yield		Elongation- Percent	Brinell 500 kg 10 mm	Ultimate shearing strength		Endurance limit-R.R.Moore type		Modulus of elasticity
	KSI	MPa	KSI	MPa	Diameter =0.5 in =12.7 mm		KSI	MPa	KSI	MPa	KSIx10³	Gpa
H-12	16	110	10.9	75	25.0 %	28	10	68.9	6	41.4	10.0	68.9
H-16	21	130	16.7	115	17.0 %	38	12	82.7	9	62.1	10.0	68.9

Specifications
- AMS – WW-T-700/1 – drawn tube, seamless
- ASTM – B210, B221, B241, B313, B483, B491, B547 – tube
- ASME – SB221, SB241

Aluminum Alloy 1100