MPLAalumiini

MPLAalumiini is a trade name used for a family of aluminum alloys marketed under the MPLA brand. The designation covers a range of alloys designed to combine high strength-to-weight ratios with good corrosion resistance and reliable formability. The exact composition varies by grade, but most MPLAalumiini alloys are based on the magnesium-silicon (6xxx) family with aluminum as the primary element. Common alloying elements include magnesium for strength, silicon for formability, and small additions of zinc, chromium, or zirconium to influence grain structure and aging behavior. Like other 6xxx-series alloys, many grades respond well to heat treatment to reach peak strength, while wrought grades are designed for good workability.

MPLAalumiini products are produced by standard aluminum procedures, including casting, homogenization, hot and cold rolling, extrusion, and sheet forming. They are supplied as plates, sheets, bars, tubes, and extruded profiles, and may receive surface finishes such as anodizing, painting, or coating to enhance wear and corrosion resistance.

The alloy family is used in automotive structural components, rail and aerospace interiors, architectural cladding, and consumer electronics enclosures—applications where lightweight, durable materials are advantageous.

Typical properties depend on grade, but MPLAalumiini alloys generally offer a favorable balance of strength, ductility, and weldability, with good fatigue performance and predictable aging behavior.

MPLAalumiini alloys are highly recyclable, contributing to energy efficiency in production. As with other aluminum alloys, recycling and proper handling reduce environmental impact.