Eleven alloys. One datasheet per lot. The numbers first.A materials supplier that leads with the certificate, not the brochure. Every bar, billet and plate ships with its own test results, and the machining notes come from our shop, not a catalogue.
Request the datasheetalloys in stock. Aluminium, stainless, brass, one titanium. No exotics on request.
finished tolerance on faces we lap. Stated on the sheet, checked on the CMM.
to a quote with the lot number on it. Not a range. A number.
datasheet per lot, mill cert attached. If the lot changes, so does the sheet.
There is a foundry, there are people, there's a reason we started. It's on page four. Pages one to three are the numbers, because that's what you're buying.
The full list is eleven. These three cover most of what comes through the door, and their sheets are the ones we get asked for.
The structural one. Machines clean, welds without drama, anodises evenly.
The one for salt and acid. Slow to cut, work-hardens if you dwell. Notes on the sheet.
Free-machining. The alloy every other one is rated against. Lead content printed, not hidden.
Five steps. The datasheet is in step one, before you've paid for anything.
Tell us the alloy and the form. The sheet for the current lot comes back the same day, cert attached, machining notes on the back. No account needed to read it.
Request the datasheet