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Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel

Resists corrosion and chemicals in most environments

Nickel

An upgrade from stainless steel that withstands harsh chemicals and acids at high temperatures

Copper

The most conductive of our metals, it excels in all types of electrical applications

Tungsten

Our densest metal resists wear and heat to make end mills, heat shields, electrodes, and more

Brass

More machinable than copper and bronze for making nuts, hinges, and locks

Aluminum

Lightweight, easy to machine, and corrosion resistant in wet environments

Bronze

With better wear resistance than copper and brass, it’s used for bearings, gears, and pump parts

Steel

Strong, machinable, and weldable but lacks corrosion resistance

Tantalum

Conductive with a higher melting point than most metals, it’s often used in heating elements

Platinum

Conductive and formable, it resists extreme heat for use in parts such as thermocouple probes

Niobium

Conductive, corrosion resistant, and strong, even at extremely high and low temperatures

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Solder

Join pieces of metal without melting the base material

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)