.................................................................................................................... Product Range In All Its Glory........
     


ETP high electrical conductivity grade.

DHP high phosphor deoxidized.

Silver Bearing Copper for better brazing applications.

 

Tips on Copper

Copper is man's oldest metal, dating back more than 10,000 years. A copper pendant discovered in what is now northern Iraq goes back to about 8700 B.C.
       


95/5 Cap Copper ideal for small pressings.

90/10 Gilding Copper demand for decorative applications.

85/15 Red Brass for Architectural.

80/20 Low Brass golden color, withstands brazing.

70/30 Cartridge Brass perfect for high ductility.

65/35 Red Brass good for general commercial pressing.

63/37 Yellow Brass fine example of general brass.



Tips on Brass

Brass has a shiny yellow color that darkens over time. It is about as dense as bronze but not quite as strong.

 

Can be used for entire armor pieces, though it's usually used as trim. Over time it will oxidize and darken; normal wear will maintain it in a semi-polished state. It can be restored to its original color by soaking it in vinegar with a dash of salt for about 30 seconds.
Other Alloys

Cu Zn Pb2 Leaded Brass for Better Machinability.


Phosphor Bronze


Tin Bearing copper