Applications

From Aerospace and robotics to architectural and roofing, the uses of metal are as varied and diverse as the materials themselves. To learn more about some of these metal uses and applications, read more below. To learn more about our materials, check out our product guide.

Featured Application: Robotics

Are you new to robotics or just interested in learning more about the practice? Read more to learn about how materials are used in the robotics space or find ways to get involved.

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Bladesmithing

Are you new to bladesmithing or just interested in learning more about the skill? Read more to learn about what bladesmithing is and different types of materials used in projects and frequently asked questions. Also get inspiration from expert bladesmiths to get you started on your next project.

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Aerospace Grade Metals

Aerospace Grade metals are typically used for all major components where ASM aerospace specification metals are required, such as airplanes, helicopters and spacecraft. These materials may also be used for additional applications

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Antimicrobial Metals

Copper alloys have antimicrobial properties ideal for high used touch points such as door handles, push plates, and more. Copper 110 is the most common due to good corrosion resistance and excellent hot and cold workability. *Source: U.S. EPA, CDA.

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Architectural Metals

Architectural metals and plastics are used in a variety of applications including building structures, trim, commercial kitchens, roofing, railings, landscaping and decorative elements such as architectural metal screen panels. These metals are usually more corrosion resistant and have an aesthetic finish unlike standard materials.

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Marine Grade Metals

These metal are ideal for salt water, and other wet environment applications due to their exceptional corrosion resistance. These marine materials can be used in boat hull fabrication, parts manufacturing and repair, and fishing gear, as well as in the construction of marine facilities.

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