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Alloy Type &
Description
Brass
260 Basic
copper zinc alloy that combines good fabrication and electrical
characteristics
353 The
addition of lead to this alloy makes it easier to machine, saw and
mill
360 A
commonly used brass that is excellent for machining
464
Excellent corrosion resistance and strength. Commonly used in
contact
springs,
fuse clips, terminals and connectors.
Bronze
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220
Excellent machinability, strength and hardness. Also known as
"commercial" bronze
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316
Commonly used for cable clamps and many screw machine products
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510 Spring
tempered to resist fatigue. Used for springs, hardware and thrust
bearings.
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655 Often
used in marine environments because of its good corrosion resistance
from salts, acids and alkalais.
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660
Excellent impact and wear resistance. Excellent for bearings and
bushings.
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954 A
popular aluminum bronze that has excellent strength and hardness.
Good for use in pressure bearing surfaces.
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SAE 841
Oil impregnated alloy that can be machined for close tolerances,
used for self lubricating bearings and bushings
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Alloy Type &
Description
Copper
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102 High purity, high conductivity
with virtually no oxygen content. Malleable and easy to weld.
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110 High
conductivity, good corrosion resistance and excellent ductility.
More than 99.3% pure copper. For a variety of general purpose
applications.
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122
Excellent for heating systems, oil burners and liquid transfer
applications
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172
Non-sparking and the highest strength copper alloy. Frequently used
in aircraft bearings, drilling equipment, springs and terminals.
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182 High
conductivity and excellent strength are combined in this chromium
copper alloy. Primary uses are resistance welding, electrodes,
welding tips and holders.
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1751
Highest electrical and thermal conductivity of all copper alloys.
Nickel (Monel)
400 Composition is 65%
nickel, 32% copper and 3% iron. Also known as Monel. Resists
hydrofluoric and hydrochloric acids.
Cast Iron
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Dense grain, consistent density and
hardness, heat treatable and wear resistant, similar to ASTM A48,
Class 83 iron, tensile strength is 40,000 psi, oversized to permit
finishing.
Ductile Iron
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Fine grain, high strength,
homogenous structure, tensile strength is 65,000 psi, oversized to
permit finishing
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