Are LF4 and 5083 the same material?

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Are LF4 and 5083 the same material? Is there any difference?

Reply #2 2008-03-12

LF4 is a grade used in China; the current equivalent grade is 5083, while in Europe it is known as ALMG4.5MN. It belongs to the high-magnesium alloy category, possesses high strength, and is also relatively expensive. It is most commonly used in shipbuilding and for manufacturing containers for chemical substances, thanks to its excellent corrosion resistance.

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