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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.
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. Call our experienced staff today for a quote!
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.
Metal alloys are a combination of two or more elements, one of which must be a metal. The resulting alloy has different physical properties than any of its components alone. The combination of elements is purposeful, as it is designed to bring out the desirable qualities of each element into one material.
One of the most common metal alloys is steel, an iron alloy with a fraction of carbon content. Steel is stronger than pure iron and has surpassed iron in its utility. Stainless steel is another common iron alloy, which contains a minimum of ten percent chromium. The added chromium makes stainless steel resistant to rust and very sanitary. Sterling silver is another common metal alloy; it is a combination of silver and copper and is stronger than pure silver. Sterling silver can be used to make large objects for which pure silver is too soft.
