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Material
Alloy
Density
Melting Range
Thermal Conductivity
Coefficient of
Thermal Expansion
Electrical Conductivity
 
 
g/cm3
lb/in3
C°
F°
W/m • K
Btu-ft/h-ft °F
µm/m°K
µin/in°F x 10^-6
% IACS
Zinc
Alloy 2
6.6
0.24
379-390
715-734
104.7
60.5
27.7
15.4
25
Zinc
Alloy 3
6.6
0.24
381-387
718-728
113
65.3
27.4
15.2
27
Zinc
Alloy 5
6.6
0.24
380-386
717-727
108.9
62.9
27.4
15.2
26
Zinc
Alloy 7
6.6
0.24
381-387
718-728
113
65.3
27.4
15.2
27
Zinc
ZA 8
6.3
0.227
375-404
707-759
114.7
66.3
23.3
12.9
27.7
Zinc
ZA27
5
0.181
375-487
708-903
125.5
72.5
26
14.4
29.7
Zinc
ACuZinc5
6.85
0.247
402-502
755-936
106.0
61.2
24.1
13.3
26.9
Aluminum
A380
2.71
0.098
538-593
1000-1100
96
55.6
21.2
11.8
27
Aluminum
383
2.74
0.099
516-582
960-1080
96
55.6
21.1
11.7
23
Magnesium
AZ91D
1.81
0.066
470-595
875-1105
72.3
41.8
25.2
14
12.2
Magnesium
AM60B t
1.79
0.065
540-615
1005-1140
61
36
25.6
14.2
12.4
Brass*
C38500
8.4
0.3
880-900
1616-1652
113
65.3
26
14.4
26
Brass*
C38000
8.4
0.3
900-920
1652-1688
109
62.9
21
11.7
25
Steel*
SAE1008
7.8
0.28
1426
2600
60
34.7
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*For comparison only.

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