Alloys and Engineering Polymers

Each stocked grade is selected for its machining behaviour and thermal or mechanical performance. Share your operating environment and we will recommend the best-fit material.

Non-Ferrous Metals

Aluminum, brass and copper offer strong machinability, good thermal conductivity and excellent corrosion resistance for housings, fittings and heat-management parts.

Ferrous Metals

Stainless and carbon steels provide structural strength and wear resistance, with stainless grades adding corrosion protection for demanding service conditions.

Engineering Polymers

PEEK, nylon and engineering plastics deliver chemical resistance, low weight and electrical insulation, suited to high-temperature and light-load components.

Surface Finishing Options

Specify the cosmetic, protective or functional finish your part requires. We confirm process compatibility with your chosen material before production starts.

Anodizing and Passivation

Anodizing adds a hardened oxide layer to aluminum, while passivation restores corrosion resistance on stainless steel after machining.

Plating and Powder Coating

Electroplating and powder coating provide conductive, decorative or protective layers, selected by thickness, colour and environmental requirements.

Brushing, Polishing and Blasting

Brushing, polishing and sandblasting control surface texture and sheen, from matte uniform grain to mirror-like finishes on visible components.