Properties and Purposes: Aluminum Bronze
Aluminum bronze is a class of alloys that are generally composed of copper, between nine and 12% aluminum, and at most 6% iron and nickel. There are plenty of instrumental uses it has in the metalworking industry, but let's take a look at some of the more important...
The Difference Between Condition A and B Stainless Steel
When looking into using a metal alloy for your industrial project, it's important to know the different stainless steel grades. In construction, stainless steel is one of the four most common metals alongside carbon steel, aluminum, and copper. As a whole, stainless...
Stainless Steel and the Evolution of the Roller Coaster
Today's youth is filled with thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies. People try jumping off bridges, jumping out of planes, and trying some seriously extreme sports to get their thrill fix. Although they may be fun, some of these activities can be dangerous. ...
What Makes Aluminum Bronze the best alloy for Military applications?
The United States military is one of this country's best defense mechanisms against any kind of attack. It is often considered one of the best militaries in the world. Without the military, where would we be? Very often in our nation's history, the military has...
Kinds and Characteristics: Aluminum Bronze Alloys
Aluminum bronze alloys are an excellent group of metals that are often used for welding and casting. Typically they are composed of 9-12% aluminum and at most 6% iron and nickel. When looking for aluminum bronze casting alloys there are four basic choices with many...
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