2026-09-02
Priority should be given to forging deformed aluminum alloy substrates, and casting aluminum alloy billets is prohibited. The forged material should be dense and free of loose pores, resistant to thermal alternating deformation, and not easily swollen or deformed by long-term high-temperature water cooling. Copper crystallizers have better thermal conductivity, but higher costs; Most anodizing crystallizers on the market are made of forged aluminum substrates.
Simple identification: The manufacturer is required to provide a material warranty certificate, and the substrate must not have sand holes, pores, or cracks.
Pitfalls: Low priced products with thin oxide layers can cause peeling and corrosion after dozens of furnaces, resulting in scratches and cold insulation on the bars.
Practical acceptance: The manufacturer is required to provide water pressure test records before leaving the factory.
Graphite rings are vulnerable parts, but they directly affect the finished product: high-purity fine particle graphite is selected, which has good self-lubricating properties and high thermal stability; Poor quality graphite with insufficient density is prone to slagging and edge breakage, causing slag inclusion and scratches on the surface of aluminum bars.
Request: substrate material report, hard oxide film thickness testing report, water pressure test record; Don't just look at the appearance.