Material Grade Finder

Quickly search and compare metal and engineering material grades with key properties, equivalents, density, and applications. This tool helps engineers, buyers, and designers select the right material for CNC machining and manufacturing.

Search Material Grade

Search examples:
6061, 7075, 304, 316, 4140, PEEK, Titanium Grade 5

👉 Instantly find:

• Material properties
• Density
• International equivalents
• Typical applications

Material Category

Filter materials by category:

• All Categories
• Aluminum
• Steel
• Stainless Steel
• Titanium
• Copper & Brass
• Plastics & Engineering Polymers
• Superalloys

Material Results Example

2011 Aluminum

Category: Aluminum

Equivalent: EN AW-2011 / 3.1655

Density: 2.82 g/cm³

Properties:
Excellent machinability, high strength, good dimensional stability, lower corrosion resistance than 6061.

Applications:
Precision turned parts, screws, fittings, fasteners, automatic lathe components.

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How to Use This Tool

1. Enter a material grade in the search bar
2. Filter by category if needed
3. Compare materials based on:
   • Density
   • Strength
   • Machinability
   • Corrosion resistance
4. Click “Learn More” for detailed specs

✔ Fast material selection
✔ Ideal for engineers & buyers

Common Engineering Uses

1. Material Selection

• Choose the right material for performance and cost

2. CNC Machining Planning

• Understand machinability and processing difficulty

3. Design Optimization

• Balance strength, weight, and corrosion resistance

4. Procurement & Sourcing

• Identify equivalents across standards

Important Notes

• Properties may vary depending on:
  • Heat treatment
  • Material condition (T6, annealed, etc.)
  • Supplier specifications

👉 Always verify with material datasheets for critical applications.

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FAQ

What is a material grade?

A standardized classification defining composition and properties of a material.

Why are equivalents important?

They allow substitution between different international standards.

Which aluminum is best for machining?

👉 2011 and 6061 are commonly used for CNC machining.

Which material is strongest?

👉 7075 aluminum and alloy steels (like 4140) offer high strength.

How do I choose the right material?

Consider:

• Strength
• Weight
• Corrosion resistance
• Machinability
• Cost

Choosing the right material is critical for performance and cost.

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• Expert material selection support
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