The first digit indicates the type of aluminum alloy, consisting of 1-9, and different numbers indicate different alloy compositions.
The second number indicates the modification of the alloy composition, 0 indicates the original composition, 1 indicates the first modification, 2 indicates the second modification, and so on, indicating the difference in the content of different alloy elements. For example, 7075 represents the original aluminum-zinc alloy, 7175 and 7475 represent the aluminum-zinc modified alloy, and 7175 and 7475 are the modified grades of 7075.
The 3rd and 4th digits denote a specific alloy within that family of alloys. The values of these numbers have no special meaning.