Common Refining Agent

    Aluminum alloy flux is an auxiliary material used in aluminum alloy melting process. It is mainly used to reduce the melting point of aluminum alloy and increase the melting speed, so as to improve the efficiency of aluminum alloy melting.
    Aluminum alloy fluxes are usually composed of one or more ingredients, of which the most common ingredients are sodium chloride, potassium chloride, barium chloride, etc. These components can react with aluminum during aluminum smelting to form compounds with low melting points, thereby reducing the melting point of aluminum alloys. In addition, aluminum alloy fluxes can also improve the fluidity of aluminum alloys, making it easier to inject into molds or casting equipment.
    The use of aluminum alloy flux can effectively reduce the melting point of aluminum alloy, increase the melting speed, reduce energy consumption, and improve the fluidity and casting performance of aluminum alloy. In addition, the aluminum alloy flux can also reduce the gas and impurity content in the aluminum alloy and improve the quality of the aluminum alloy.
    It should be noted that the use of aluminum alloy flux should be controlled according to the specific situation, too much use may lead to an increase in the impurity content of aluminum alloy, affecting the performance of aluminum alloy. Therefore, when using aluminum alloy fluxes, appropriate amounts should be added according to the composition and requirements of aluminum alloys.