Custom Alloy

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Rely on Electralloy's specialty alloys for remarkably consistent quality, superior cleanliness & unsurpassed reliability in the toughest environments. Alloy steel, stainless steels, nickel alloys, copper-nickel alloys, high temperature alloys - virtually any grade, size or shape. Our products range from simple low alloy steel to high-temperature alloys. We produce higher-performance alloys!
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New premier alloy distributor Midwest Specialty Metals specializes in corrosion resistant & high alloy pipe, threaded fittings, flanges, bar, plate & more. Choose from stainless steel alloy, Duplex alloy & a variety of other exotic alloys & custom alloys. Our experience in the specialty metals industry is oriented to meet your alloy needs. Call our experienced staff today for a quote!
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An extensive inventory of specialized alloy steel bar stock plus a substantial array of valuable services with rapid delivery & rigorous quality testing. One of the largest most diverse providers of high performance steel alloys in various bar forms, specifically 4145 Mod Q&T bar, but also 4140 Q&T, 4340 Q&T, & 4330 V Norm and Q&T. Our alloys are used in producing drill collars & drilling tools.
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We supply and distribute high temperature alloys for commercial & aerospace uses. These metallic raw materials include super alloys, nickel alloys, titanium alloys, aluminum alloys, inconel, aircraft stainless steel & other types. These products are offered in various forms: flat bar, round, square, etc. Trans World Alloys cost effective supply alternatives offer solutions for metal requirements.
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Custom Alloy

While a variety of standard alloys are available to meet a wide range of needs, specialized applications may require a custom alloy. A custom alloy can be engineered based on requirements for corrosion resistance, abrasion resistance, strength, weight, ductility, and hardness.

In some cases, a custom alloy may be only a slight variation on a standard alloy. Custom alloys may be specified to include different metals, different proportions of metal, or to include additional, non-metallic elements.

A custom alloy may be formed by melting under air, vacuum, or inert gas, by powder metallurgy (mixing of powdered metals and applying pressure and heat), or by ion implantation. Depending on their composition, custom alloys can vary significantly in cost.