A magnesium alloy ingot is a block of metal made from magnesium (Mg) mixed with other
elements�commonly
aluminum, zinc, manganese, rare earths, or zirconium�cast into molds for downstream
processing. These ingots
serve as the starting material for applications like die casting, forging, extrusion, and
machining, particularly in
industries needing lightweight, high-strength components such as automotive, aerospace,
and electronics

ypical Magnesium Alloy Ingot Grades
AZ-series (e.g., AZ91D, AZ31) � common for die casting

AM-series (e.g., AM50A, AM60B) � better corrosion resistance

Wrought alloys (e.g., ZK60) � used in forgings and extrusions
These are available in ingot forms ranging from small (~6 kg) to large industrial blocks