This invention discloses a high-elongation cast Al-Cu-Zn-Mg
alloy with good resistance to hot
cracking. The
alloy composition, by
mass percentage, includes: Cu 3.5–4.5%, Mg 0.4–1.5%, Mn 0.2–0.5%, Ti 0.10–0.2%, Zn 2.5–3.5%, with the balance being Al and unavoidable
impurity elements. Addressing the limitations of existing Al-Cu
casting alloys, such as wide solidification temperature range, poor fluidity, and hot
cracking, this invention provides a high-Zn-content Al-Cu-Zn-Mg
alloy with good resistance to hot
cracking. This alloy has a
low melting point, a narrowed solidification temperature range, and excellent resistance to hot cracking and mechanical properties. It can be used for various high-strength cast aluminum alloy structural parts, effectively avoiding
casting defects such as hot cracking, shrinkage cavities, and
porosity, and significantly improving the overall mechanical properties of the alloy.