Value Collection 7075-0.75x12R Aluminum Round Rod 7075

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 7075-0.75x12R is a solid aluminum round rod machined from Alloy 7075, one of the highest-strength aluminum alloys available for structural and mechanical applications. The rod measures 0.75 inches in diameter and 12 inches in length, weighing approximately 0.535 pounds. Alloy 7075 offers a superior strength-to-weight ratio compared to lower-grade aluminum alloys, making it a preferred material for applications where load-bearing capacity and fatigue resistance are critical. Machinists, fabricators, and industrial maintenance technicians work with this stock to produce precision parts, fixtures, tooling components, and structural hardware.

This round rod is suited for use in aerospace fabrication shops, machine shops, tooling operations, and general industrial manufacturing environments. Its 12-inch length makes it appropriate for short-run custom parts, prototypes, and replacement components. The 0.75-inch diameter is a standard stock size compatible with common lathe chucks, collets, and CNC turning setups. Alloy 7075 is commonly specified for applications requiring resistance to stress and fatigue under repeated loading cycles.

Key Features

• Alloy 7075 aluminum construction for high strength-to-weight ratio
• Standard 0.75 inch diameter fits common lathe, collet, and CNC turning setups
• 12 inch length suitable for short-run parts, prototypes, and custom fabrication
• Lightweight at 0.535 pounds for easy handling and machining
• Round rod profile ready for turning, milling, or sawing to final dimension

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-stock aluminum round rod for use in machine shops, fabrication facilities, and industrial maintenance applications requiring Alloy 7075 material in a 0.75 inch diameter round profile.

Installation Notes

Cutting, turning, and milling of Alloy 7075 aluminum should be performed by qualified machinists using appropriate cutting tools rated for aluminum alloys. Secure the workpiece properly in a lathe chuck or vise before machining to prevent movement. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and gloves when cutting or grinding. Follow applicable shop safety standards and equipment manufacturer guidelines throughout all machining operations.