5052 H32 per Specification: ASTM B 209, QQ-A-250/8Bi-Metallic Detaclad Transition Welding Joints Specification: MIL J 24445A Certified by American Bureau of Shipping and Lloyds Allows Two types of materials bonded by Explosion to provide a welding transition from one surface to another Standard thickness of plate is .750 or 1.375 thick and from ¾ inch wide strip up to a 48 x 144 full plate Steel to Aluminum is a common application, however most any two types of metals can be bonded using Detaclad Technology. The use of the transition joint allows the welding of two different metals together. An aluminum boat cabin can be welded to a steel deck of a ship. In the bonding process, the metals are forced together using the energy of detonating explosives that exerts a pressure of several million pounds per square inch resulting in a welding bond which is stronger than that of weaker parent metal. Aluminum to Carbon Steel or to T 316L Stainless Steel .
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