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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.
Composed predominantly of iron, steel is an alloy made from a combination of iron, carbon, and sometimes other elements as well. The carbon content of steel is miniscule; although it ranges, carbon makes up less than or equal to 1.7% of a steel alloy by weight. As the carbon content nears its maximum level, the steel becomes stronger but more brittle.
There are many different kinds of steel, but perhaps the most prominent in today’s world is stainless steel. The composition of stainless steel is still chiefly iron, but it also includes a minimum composition of ten percent chromium. The added chromium (and often nickel as well) makes stainless steel resistant to rust. As it is highly hygienic, stainless steel is commonly used to manufacture those products that require sanitary conditions, such as flatware, medical instruments, and dental tools. It is also common in applications that require contact with corrosive chemicals.
Steel alloys are widely used in many different industries, including automobile, construction, food, medical, paper, chemical, and hardware industries. Steel is currently the most widely recycled metal in the world; for this reason, much of the “new” steel is actually made from old steel goods that have been melted down and reworked.
