Metals & Alloys Catalogue
Eighteen material families, from oxygen-free copper and beryllium copper to Inconel® and titanium, with the grades, standards and applications buyers specify. Tell us your grade, form and quantity and we will confirm sourcing and documentation for your enquiry.
Showing 18 of 18 materials
Brass & Bronze · Alloy family
Copper-zinc alloys for machined fittings, formed parts and marine hardware. Grade choice trades machinability against formability and corrosion resistance.
Common uses: Precision-turned fittings and connectors; Valve stems, seats and trim
Copper & High-Copper Alloys · Pure metal
High-conductivity coppers for busbars, conductors and electron devices — from general ETP to oxygen-free electronic (OFE) grade.
Common uses: Busbars and bus conductors; Electrical conductors, terminals and connectors
Copper & High-Copper Alloys · Alloy family
Precipitation-hardenable copper alloys combining very high strength, fatigue resistance and conductivity for springs, connectors and wear parts.
Common uses: Springs, Belleville washers and retaining rings; Electrical connectors, relay and switch parts
Copper & High-Copper Alloys · Alloy family
Free-machining copper: a small tellurium addition makes copper easy to machine while retaining high electrical and thermal conductivity.
Common uses: Machined electrical connectors and terminals; Switch and motor parts
Tin, Zinc & Lead · Pure metal
Refined tin in ingot (pig) form — the feedstock for solders, tinplate, bronzes and tin chemicals.
Common uses: Solder manufacture; Tinplate and tinning
Solders & Brazing Alloys · Joining consumable
Tin-based soldering alloys for joining metals below their melting points, supplied as bars, ingots, wire and paste.
Common uses: Plumbing and sheet-metal joints; Electrical connections
Titanium & Aluminium · Alloy family
Commercially pure and alloyed titanium. Grade 2 is chosen for aggressive chloride environments, Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) for strength.
Common uses: Chemical-process equipment in chloride media; Seawater-service components
Titanium & Aluminium · Alloy family
Aluminium and aluminium alloys across the wrought series — conductor grades, marine plate, structural extrusions and high-strength aircraft alloys.
Common uses: Electrical conductors (1350); Marine structures, tanks and pressure vessels (5xxx)
Nickel & Nickel Alloys · Pure metal
Commercially pure wrought nickel (≥ 99.2% Ni) for caustic-alkali processing, food handling and electrical components.
Common uses: Caustic soda production and handling; Food-processing equipment
Solders & Brazing Alloys · Joining consumable
Silver-bearing brazing filler metals for strong joints in copper, brass, steel and stainless steel, with matching fluxes.
Common uses: Brazing copper, brass and steel assemblies; Stainless-steel joints (BAg-24)
Tin, Zinc & Lead · Pure metal
Primary zinc in ASTM B6 grades, plus galvanic zinc anodes for cathodic protection in seawater and soils.
Common uses: Hot-dip and continuous galvanizing; Cathodic protection of hulls, piping and structures (anodes)
Tin, Zinc & Lead · Pure metal
Refined lead and lead products: sheet and strip for shielding and linings, ingots for alloying, seals and shots.
Common uses: Radiation shielding in hospitals and laboratories (sheet); Roofing and flashing
Brass & Bronze · Alloy family
High-leaded tin bronzes cast into bearings, bushings and wear parts where anti-seizing behaviour and machinability matter.
Common uses: Bearings and bushings for machinery, cranes and presses; Machine-tool and main-spindle bearings
Brass & Bronze · Alloy family
Copper-silicon alloys that combine strength, weldability and corrosion resistance, as wrought products and castings.
Common uses: Marine and chemical-plant fasteners; Pole-line hardware and electrical fittings
Copper-Nickel · Alloy family
Copper-nickel alloy with 10% nickel and controlled iron, widely used for seawater piping, condensers and heat exchangers.
Common uses: Seawater piping systems and fittings; Condensers, evaporators and heat-exchanger tubes
Copper-Nickel · Alloy family
Copper-nickel with 30% nickel for seawater condensers, pump components and high-duty marine piping.
Common uses: Seawater condensers and heat exchangers; Pump bodies and internal parts in seawater
Copper & High-Copper Alloys · Plating anode
Copper anodes with a controlled phosphorus content for acid copper sulphate electroplating, including PCB plating.
Common uses: Printed circuit board (PCB) plating; Acid copper sulphate electroplating
Nickel & Nickel Alloys · Alloy family
Nickel-chromium superalloys — 600 for heat and furnace service, 625 for severe corrosion, 718 for precipitation-hardened strength.
Common uses: Furnace retorts, muffles and heat-treating fixtures (600); Seawater and chemical-process components (625)
Technical data summarise published standards and producer datasheets for reference only. Forms shown are typical industry forms, not stock. Grade, dimensions, certification and availability are confirmed per enquiry.
The more precisely you specify grade, form, dimensions and quantity, the faster we can confirm sourcing. Not sure which grade fits? Describe the application and choose “Other / not sure”.
