Specialty alloys
Titanium, nickel and cobalt alloys, copper, aluminium bronzes, stainless steel and aluminium, as bar, plate, tube and forgings.
Melting point, °C
Titanium and titanium alloys
4.51 g/cm³ · Bar · Plate · Sheet
High strength and stiffness at low density, with excellent corrosion resistance. Biocompatible and non-magnetic.
Open titanium and titanium alloys →Nickel and nickel alloys
8.91 g/cm³ · 22 grades · Bar · Plate · Sheet
Pure nickel and nickel alloys for chemical processing, electronics and energy: corrosion resistant, strong at temperature, with useful magnetic and thermal properties.
Open nickel and nickel alloys →Stellite
2 grades · Plate · Bar · Machined parts
Cobalt–chromium–tungsten alloys with excellent wear and corrosion resistance.
Open Stellite →Copper and copper alloys
8.96 g/cm³ · Sheet · Strip · Bar
Copper and copper alloys for electronics, energy, telecommunications and architecture.
Open copper and copper alloys →Aluminium bronzes
Bar · Tube · Machined parts
High strength, wear and corrosion resistance and very good sliding properties: the strongest of the copper alloys.
Open aluminium bronzes →Stainless steel
Sheet · Plate · Bar
Flat and long products, hot and cold rolled, ground and polished: austenitic, ferritic, martensitic, duplex and precipitation-hardening grades.
Open stainless steel →Aluminium and aluminium alloys
2.7 g/cm³ · Sheet · Plate · Bar
Light, at 2.7 g/cm³, and naturally corrosion resistant through its oxide layer.
Open aluminium and aluminium alloys →