Wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys
Wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys are international registered with a 4-digit code. This code and the corresponding chemical composition limits are noted down in the blue "Teal Sheets". The Teal Sheets are available as free download from our website, see below.
The EAA is member in the International registration record for wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys.
Teal Sheets - International Alloy Designations and Chemical Composition Limits for Wrought Aluminum and Wrought Aluminum (April 2006, supersedes April 2004) (221KB)
Follow up of the international aluminium alloy registration (Teal Sheets)
Hardeners, Master Alloys
Aluminium hardeners are international registered with a 4-digit code and the prefix "H". This code and the corresponding chemical composition limits are noted down in the "Grey Sheets".
In Europe, the chemical composition and the designation of master alloys has been included in the European Standard EN 575, of which the latest edition dates from 1995. This standard will not be maintained.
The relevant European master alloys have been included now in the International registration record. The EAA is member in the International registration record for aluminium hardeners.
Grey Sheets - International Designations and Chemical Composition Limits for Aluminium Hardeners (July 2007) (215KB)
Key comparing the Grey Sheet designations to the old EN 575 designations (49.6KB)
Unalloyed aluminium
The chemical composition and the designation of unalloyed aluminium are give in the so-called Gold Sheet. New alloys can been proposed for registration in the International registration record, of which the management is run by the AA. The EAA is member in the International registration record for unalloyed aluminium.
Gold Sheet - International Designations and Chemical Composition Limits for Unalloyed Aluminium.
