80/20 is actually 6105-T5 aluminum. (It should be.)
Misumiusa uses (A6N01SS-T5 Special class HFS) and (JIS-A6061SS−T6 GFS)
Do not fall for the "gimic" of 8-series, which is just an internal description of the aluminum. Eg, a "trick" to lead you into thinking it is "Series-8xxx (8000)" or "T8" or "80/20" aluminum. The reality is, that it is likely an 80/20 alternative, without actually being 80/20. If it isn't a gimic, then it is a horroble oversight. Names are not oversights, they think long and hard when naming, and I am sure they are aware of 8000 series aluminum, and 80/20.
T5 is slightly stronger, in all variations... however... Not all T5 are the same strengths due to alloy variations. T is a processing method which yields different results from alloy to alloy and process to process.
I can't find the ANSI or UNS ratings for these products, but I assume that they are nearly equal. Musumiusa probably used the GFS series, but customers likely complained that the "other stuff" was better. They probably switched to the HFS to become equivalent, or nearly equivalent to the 80/20 competition market demands.
Aluminium alloy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The 6061-T6 is still good also. That is what they use on marine boats for making rails and decks and ribs and everything else. It is rigid, but still bendable, weldable, heat-treatable, and light. The other stuff seems more for rigid structures, and might not have bending or welding ability. Thus, it is likely slightly harder/rigid/brittle.
T5
Cooled from an elevated temperature shaping process and then artificially aged.
This designation applies to products which are not cold worked after cooling from an elevated temperature shaping process, or in which the effect of cold work in flattening or straightening does not effect mechanical properties.
T6
Solution heat-treated and then artificially aged.
This designation applies to products which are not cold worked after solution heat-treatment, or in which the effect of cold work in flattening or straightening does not effect mechanical properties.