A o 5052 alumini o se u'amea lautele ma masani ona fa'aoga alumini talafeagai mo le tele o talosaga, e le masani ona fa'aaogaina i le fauina o va'a, aemaise lava mo vaega taua o le fausaga. E masani ona manaʻomia e le fale fau vaa mea e fetaui ma faʻamatalaga faʻamaonia mo le malosi, tumau ma le pala, ma e le o ni meatotino autu o 5052 alumini.

5052 aluminum alloy is known for its high strength, good corrosion resistance and excellent weldability. It is commonly used in applications such as ships and marine components, as well as other non-structural components where weight and corrosion resistance are important, such as fuel tanks, hulls and various marine equipment.

Peitai, for the shipbuilding industry, especially in areas where structural integrity and high-strength materials are required, more specialized aluminum alloys or steels are preferred. Common marine grade aluminum alloys used in shipbuilding applications include:

5083 Alumini: This alloy has excellent strength, tetee a'a, and weldability, making it ideal for shipbuilding. It is commonly used in the construction of ship hulls and superstructures.

5086 Alumini: Similar to 5083, 5086 aluminum has good strength and corrosion resistance and is used in a variety of marine applications.

6061 Alumini: While not as corrosion-resistant as 5083 ma 5086, 6061 aluminum is known for its high strength and is sometimes used in certain shipbuilding components.