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Materials

Which alloy suits the application, the processing and the budget? Here we compare materials from our range with standard values and practical notes.

Embossed pure aluminium with a lively surface: how hammered sheet is made, what it is suited to, and what to watch out for when cutting and painting.

Ms58 for turned parts, Ms63 for bending, gunmetal Rg7 for bearings and bushes: how to recognise the right copper alloy.

For busbars, conductivity counts; for brazed joints, suitability for welding and brazing. Two copper grades, two tasks.

Four stainless steel grades, four strengths: welding, turning, chlorides. Which grade suits which semi-finished product.

What makes aluminium special, how the alloy groups 1000 to 7000 differ, and which grade suits sheet, profile or turned part.

Which document do you need for your delivery? Clarify this before you order, so that the material and the certificate match.

Two thickness values, one textured surface: what matters when cutting and bending chequer plate.

The generic names alone are not enough for an order. The material number and the operating conditions make your enquiry unambiguous.