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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.
Whatever supplies of quality alloy you need, we’ll likely have them. From aerospace alloys and super alloys to steel alloy bar, you will find the right shape, size and grade at fair prices & on-time delivery. Let Metal Specialties be your number one metal supplier and service center.
Alloy-Source is an online supplier of metals, welding products, and alloys. We can provide a network of alloy suppliers to our customers. Through us, you can find aluminum alloy, nickel alloy, titanium alloy and many other metal alloys. Hard-to-find alloys are our specialty!
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.
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.
