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Aluminum 6061 T6 sheet with 1.0mm thickness

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Hello, everyone  what is the information about the dielectric coefficient, impact resistance, tensile resistance or strength of the material “1.0mm thick aluminum 6061 T6 sheet metal”? I can also get the data sheet

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Hello, due to its metal composition, 6061-T6 material does not have a dielectric structure. However, 6061-T6 materials exhibit an average impact resistance of around 7-8 J. Their tensile strengths can vary between 270-300 MPa.
    • Hello, everyone  what is the information about the dielectric coefficient, impact resistance, tensile resistance or strength of the material “1.0mm thick aluminum 6061 T6 sheet metal”? I can also get the data sheet

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      Hello, due to its metal composition, 6061-T6 material does not have a dielectric structure. However, 6061-T6 materials exhibit an average impact resistance of around 7-8 J. Their tensile strengths can vary between 270-300 MPa.

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