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14,970 Products

Raw Materials

Steel

Strong, machinable, and weldable—all with material certificates for traceability

Aluminum

Lightweight, easy to machine, and corrosion resistant—all with material certificates for traceability

Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel

Resists corrosion and chemicals in most environments—all with material certificates for traceability

Copper

Our most conductive metal for electrical applications—all with material certificates for traceability

Brass

More machinable than copper and bronze—all with material certificates for traceability

Bronze

Better wear resistance than copper and brass—all with material certificates for traceability

Titanium

The most corrosion-resistant metal we offer—all with material certificates for traceability

Nickel

An upgrade from stainless steel to withstand harsh chemicals and acids—all with material certificates for traceability

Lead

A dense insulator often used to shield against radiation and absorb sound and vibration

Tungsten

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

Plastic

A lightweight alternative to metal and glass

Tin

Soft and malleable for forming gaskets and filters; also mixes with other metals to make solder

Zinc

Draws corrosion away from nearby metal; an alternative to lead for sound barriers and vibration dampers

Niobium

Conductive and corrosion resistant even at extreme temperatures—all with material certificates for traceability

Cobalt

Resists impact and rapid temperature changes—all with material certificates for traceability

Tantalum

Conductive with a higher melting point than most metals—all with material certificates for traceability

Fluid Handling

Perforated Sheets

Perforated Sheets

Filter, sort, separate, and strain liquid or dry material

Filter Mesh

Strain particles out of various substances

Fabricating and Machining

Casting Metals

Melt and pour into molds to make metal parts and prototypes

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