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5" 6061 aluminum round bar

5" diameter. Buy 6061 aluminum round bar cut to length. Pick a diameter, enter your cut length, and order stock for turned parts with mill certifications included.

Aluminum round bar

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6061-T6511 aluminum round bar

5" diameter × 72" long

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Standard saw-cut lengths: +1/8″ / −0″. Mill certifications included. Select DFARS or Domestic above when required. Certification requirements · Calculate material weight · Need another size? Enter custom dimensions

Saw cuts and machining allowance

Our standard saw-cut tolerance is +1/8″ / −0″ on cut length. Allow material for facing and finish machining. A different tolerance agreed on your order takes precedence.

Diameter and straightness follow the supplied mill or producer specification. Full mill-stock pieces ship uncut and retain mill tolerances.

Mill certificates with your order

Mill certifications are included. Open or download certificates for your assigned material from My Orders once available. Specify DFARS or Domestic when your order requires it.

Chemical analysis and mechanical results from a supplied 6061-T6511 extrusion certificate.

6061-T6511 extrusion certificate example (PDF)

Redacted example; your order’s certificate identifies the actual supplied material.

How to read a mill certificate
Aluminum plate on a bandsaw at the Nox Metals facility
Aluminum plate on the saw at Nox Metals. Cut and shipped from our Detroit-area facility.

Extruded round bar

Pick a diameter, then enter your cut length and quantity. Extruded bar carries its own temper designation. Confirm that this product form and temper match the drawing before ordering.

Planning the finished dimensions

Allow for facing the saw-cut ends and turning or finishing the outside diameter. A nominal stock diameter is not a precision-ground diameter or a finished-part tolerance.

Use sharp tooling and effective chip control. Choose a machining allowance appropriate to the supplied stock and the finished geometry.