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As a metal supplier, we like to think of ourselves as unique. If the steel alloys, aluminum alloys, magnesium alloys, nickel alloys, titanium alloys, super alloys or molybdenum, tantalum or tungsten alloys we stock aren't what you need-how about Designer Alloys™? Curious? Contact us.
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Heyco Metals offers thin-gauge non-ferrous strip products & processing services in copper alloys, stainless steel alloys, brass alloys & nickel alloys. Try our rolled copper Heyco Sunshine™ to cut down on your manufacturing costs, or use Copper Plus™ as the perfect architectural solution.
We supply high temperature alloys for commercial and aerospace uses. These metallic raw materials include super alloys, nickel alloys, titanium alloys, aluminum alloys, inconel, aircraft stainless steel and other types. These products are offered in various forms: flat bar, round, square, etc.
Our award-winning company looks forward to being your vacuum melted alloy steel supplier. Aerospace, chemical, electronics, high-tech and military industries are some of our customers seeking super alloys, tungsten alloys and others in the different forms we offer: bar, forgings, plate and sheet.
Copper alloy is a metallic material made from a combination of copper and another element, in which copper is the main component. Several hundred different kinds of copper alloys, loosely grouped into larger categories, are possible. Some of the most common copper alloy categories include brasses, copper nickels, and bronzes.
Brass is an alloy made from a combination of copper and zinc. Although the specific compositions among versions vary, brass consistently contains more copper than zinc. Bronze, on the other hand, is a copper alloy composed of copper and tin. The chemical composition of bronze typically hovers around 60% copper material and 40% tin, although it can contain small amounts of various other elements. Copper nickel alloys, often called cupronickel, are made from a combination of copper, nickel, and minute quantities of other elements, such as iron.
Copper is noted for its conductive abilities and is therefore often used in electric and heating applications, especially for the manufacture of electric cords and cables. Because it resembles gold, brass is used most often for decorative reasons. Bronze, in contrast, is often employed to make musical instruments, sculptures, and various small components. Unlike some other copper alloys, cupronickel resists corrosion from salt water, and for this reason is often used to make components for the marine industry.
