Stainless Steel alloys offer resistance to corrosion, staining and rusting while maintaining formability. Stainless steel is also easy to clean and durable and is used in a variety of industries, including consumer products, construction, automotive and transportation.

Diameter: 0.010” – 1.00”

Copper and Copper alloys are resistant to corrosion, ductable, non-magnetic and excellent conductors, for both electrical and thermal needs.  Copper and copper alloys are used for electrical purposes in a range of industries, including automotive, plumbing, industrial, and consumer goods.

Diameter: 0.001” – 1.00”

Nickel alloys retain strength even under a variety of extreme conditions, including high temperatures, and are resistant to corrosion. Nickel-based alloys are typically used in medical products, aircraft gas turbines and chemical industries alike.

Diameter: 0.001” – 0.500”

Aluminum alloys provides a light-weight, flexible product that still maintains a resistance to corrosion, durability and conductivity. Aluminum alloys are ideal for use in the automotive industry, as well as in household wiring.

Diameter: 0.037” – 0.750”