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We are proficient in ferrous and nonferrous metals. Copper, brass and bronze are supplied in a multitude of shapes, sizes, tempers. Copper alloys are offered as flat & round wire, bar, plate, sheet, strip, rod, tube or in centrifugal & continuous cast bar and wrought bar, plate, sheet, tube, wire.
Distributing copper alloys, copper rod, copper bar, copper plate, sheet, coil, strip and tube, Commercial Metal Exchange has hard to find grades, sizes and tempers for all applications. As copper experts for over 25 years, we also stock and distribute brass, bronze & nickel alloys.
At Concast, we have no problem fulfilling your needs for bars, tubes & shapes in copper alloys. Our complete standard line includes Leaded Red Brass, Leaded Tin Bronze, Manganese Bronze, Aluminum Bronze & Extruded products. Plus, special alloys and custom sizes & shapes are easy to quote and to order.
Anchor Bronze & Metals, Inc is a leading provider of copper, brass, bronze, iron and alloys. We can help you with all your metal needs, from production to the finished product. We offer a variety of made-to-order copper alloys, and many other metal products. Let us serve you today!
As a copper and brass producer, Ansonia Copper and Brass produces semi-finished copper products. We offer an extensive selection of rod, wire and tubing fabrications. Processing virgin copper into finished shapes, we are the top producer of the most complete selection of copper rod & copper wire.
Brass, a copper alloy primarily containing zinc and copper, is one of the most common copper alloys. The two main types of copper alloys are copper primary alloys and copper-bearing alloys. Brass is a type of copper primary alloy because it contains a large amount of copper. Typically, brass consists of 33 percent zinc and 67 percent copper.
Brass can vary in appearance depending on the amount of zinc present. Brass can range from a silvery yellow to a dark reddish brown color; as the amount of zinc increases, the color lightens. Brass can be formed into several shapes and is a good conductor of heat. Although it is not as strong as steel, it is stronger and harder than copper alone. Brass is also resistant to salt water corrosion.
Brass is used to make a wide range of products. Due to its favorable properties, many tubes, pipes, weatherstripping materials, screws, casings, radiators, and musical instruments are made from brass. Brass can also be used for heat exchangers, pressure vessels, and electrical equipment because it is a good conductor of heat and electricity.
