Metals, Alloys and Plastics

Valued for its low density and light weight, unalloyed and alloyed (by adding a strengthening element such as Cu or Mg), Aluminum is also held in high regard for its corrosion resistance.

Brass is used widely in many industrial and mechanical products. Its noted strength and unique corrosion-resistant properties make it a popular application for fasteners, fittings, plus naval and mining components.

This timeless copper alloy is valued for its low friction co-efficient, high corrosion resistance, and its high thermal and electrical conductivity.

The king of electrical conductivity (and good thermal conductivity as well), Copper also offers significant corrosion resistance. It is commonly alloyed to vary its hardness, conductivity and colour characteristics.

Softer and more ductile than cold-rolled steel, hot-rolled sheet steel is created by heating billets beyond recrystallization temperature and pressing and repeating through rollers to achieve desired dimensions.

Cold-rolled steel, because it is rolled below its recrystallization temperature, retains it hardness and strength, but is not as ductile as hot-rolled steel. Sometimes, it is annealed after the rolling process to make it more workable.

Our nickel stock is available in various shapes and alloys with full sizes available.

We source and work with plexiglass, acrylic, polycarbonate, fiberglass, ABS, PVC, nylon, and Acetal.

Stainless steel is used in applications where rust is a concern. We offer it in multiple grades ensuring you get the best steel for your project.

Extremely strong and highly corrosion resistant, titanium is used in a wide variety of industrial applications. We offer it in multiple grades so that you get the steel that’s right for your project.