Throughout industrial and manufacturing operations, you’ll find copper metals used in both equipment and finished products. Pure copper has incredible thermal and conducive properties. It also provides exceptional corrosion resistance. So you’ll often find it in electrical applications and electronic products. In addition, pure copper is very soft and malleable, making it ideal for numerous…
Copper-Nickel 90/10 has a very good resistance to uniform and local corrosion in seawater and, as opposed to other copper alloys, is not as susceptible to stress corrosion cracking. | |
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Copper-Nickel 70/30 excellent resistance to corrosion and erosion. It’s strong and dectile and is utilized in areas where high temperatures and pressures, combined with high velocities and turbulence are serious problems.
Forms: - 2-20 Ingot
Belmont Product Code 47025 Nominal Composition: - 66% Cu
- 30.9% Ni
- 0.4% Si
- 1% Mn
- 0.7% Fe
- 1% Cb
Technical Info: - CDA #: 96400
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Aluminum Bronze 415A Alloy CDA# 952 “Chemistry ONLY”. Aluminum bronze bearings are used in heavy loaded applications.
Forms: - 2-20 Ingot
Belmont Product Code 4872 Nominal Composition: - 87.5% Cu
- 9% Al
- 3.5% Fe
Technical Info: - CDA #: 95200
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Manganeze bronze is a high strength and a hard alloy containing manganese and zinc. It’s used for highly stressed machine parts.
Forms: - 1/2" Polished Cubes
- 2-20 Ingot
Belmont Product Code 4643 Nominal Composition: - 65% Cu
- 25% Zn
- 3% Mn
- 4% Al
- 3% Fe
Technical Info: - CDA #: 86200
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