Copper Alloy Forging and Machining Specialists: Weldaloy.
We manufacture custom copper products to our customer designs in over
9 different industries.
Non-ferrous FORGING Expertise
There are many different copper metalworking processes and each has
its own unique effects on raw copper material. It is important when
designing your new product or redesigning an existing product that you
select the one that best fits your process.
By selecting different copper alloys and using the different copper
forging techniques you can have your copper optimized for many different
mechanical properties, including electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity,
tensile strength, yield strength and fatigue among others.
Advantages of Copper Forging
Copper forgings also have the ability to function at high operating
temperatures higher loads and increased stress applications and
as a result are prevalent today in many industrial processes. The structural
reliability achieved by the forging process is unmatched by any other
metalworking process.
There are no internal gas pockets or voids in forged material so, unexpected
failure under stress or impact is greatly reduced. As such there
is a high degree of safety associated to the use of forged copper material.
Additionally this structural reliability contributes to faster
production rates and lower costs due to reduced inspection requirements
uniform response of the copper to heat treatment and the consistent
machinability of forged copper.
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