Bronze

Properties A metal alloy made of copper, with an additive which is often tin Less brittle than iron/heavier than steel  Oxidizes superficially while thin oxide layer protects underlying metal Resists corrosion (especially seawater corrosion) and metal fatigue better than steel Excellent elasticity High strength Outstanding malleability for bending and drawing High electrical conductivity    High thermal conductivity High wear resistance No seasonal cracking No age hardening Non-magnetic Easy soldering Easy plating High resistance to chemical corrosion

Applications Automotive components Bellows Bearings Blades Building Restoration Cast sculpture Clips Durable Tools Electrical connectors, contacts, frames, terminals Musical Instruments such as Bells & Cymbals Screws Springs Weatherstripping

Products   Flat Rolled: Bronze Circles Bronze Coil  Bronze Foil Bronze Plate Bronze Sheet Bronze Strip Extruded/Drawn Bronze Bar  Bronze Pipe  Bronze Rod  Bronze Tube  Bronze Wire Bronze       Extrusions  Custom     to Your Specs

Worldwide Delivery

Minimum Order	4,000 lbs
Dimensions	All Standard Imperial Sizes All Standard Metric Sizes Custom Manufactured to Your Requirements

Compliance with all International Standards Including:

ASME

AMS

ASTM

BS

DIN

EN

JIS

MIL

QQ

SAE

UNS

Types of Bronze

C50500 (Bronze 505)	Drawn Bronze	Leaded Bronze
C51000 (Bronze 510)	Aluminum Bronze	Manganese Bronze
C51100 (Bronze 511)	Aluminum Nickel Bronze	Nickel Tin Bronze
C51900 (Bronze 519)	Architectural Bronze	Phosphor Bronze
C52100 (Bronze 521)   C52400 (Bronze 524)	Bearing Bronze   Commercial Bronze   Jewelry Bronze	Silicon Bronze   Tin Bronze