This family of unique composite materials consists of tungsten combined with copper. The refractory metals are insoluble in copper. They do not form alloys & cannot be made by conventional melting & casting methods. Instead they are made by powder metallurgy techniques. Certain...
Many applications demands Copper to have higher mechanical properties and to be capable of use at elevated operating temperatures while still retaining the good conductivity for which it is selected in the first place. The high-copper alloy family...
Nickel Silicon Chromium Copper is an alloy having a high hardness and improved electrical conductivity almost equal to that of Beryllium Copper.It replaces the Beryllium Copper in practically all applications....
Copper to have higher mechanical properties and to be capable of use at elevated operating temperatures while still retaining the good conductivity for which it is selected in the first place. The high-copper alloy family includes Beryllium Coppers,...