High Toughness

Nikkei MC Aluminum America offers high toughness aluminum alloys for automotive structural parts that need strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. Our current lineup includes both heat-treatment and non-heat-treatment types, giving customers flexibility based on how the part will be processed and used. Both categories are tied to Al-Si-Mg alloy series and are designed for structural automotive applications where toughness and strength need to work together. The heat-treatment type is represented by Bracket (DX30), while the non-heat-treatment type is represented by Grip Frame (DX50). That application history reflects the kind of real-world performance these alloys are built to support. We focus on supplying materials that help manufacturers balance structural demands, part reliability, and production consistency

Key characteristics: High toughness, high strength, good corrosion resistance.
Common applications: Automobile structural parts.
Alloy series: Al-Si-Mg.
Example parts/programs: Bracket (DX30), Grip Frame (DX50). 

Bracket (DX30)

Alloy State Yield strength (MPa) Tensile strength (MPa) Elongation (%) Young's modulus (GPa) Specific gravity (g/cm^3)
DX30 F 110 240 5 71 2.7
DX30 T5 220 296 3 71 2.7
DX30 T6 230 280 11 71 2.7
ADC12 186 296 2 71 2.7

Grip Frame (DX50)

Alloy State Yield strength (MPa) Tensile strength (MPa) Elongation (%) Young's modulus (GPa) Specific gravity (g/cm^3)
DX36 F 124 265 15 71 2.69
DX50 F 160 300 9 71 2.64
DX60 F 175 334 22 71 2.64
ADC6 (514) F 280 10 71 2.65
ADC12 (A383) F 186 296 2 71 2.7