One of the American grades of nickel aluminium bronze, Aluminium bronze C63000 contains around 10% aluminium, 5% nickel and 3% iron the alloy offers an inherent high strength and hardness combined with a very good toughness and an excellent resistance to wear, shock and abrasion.
Offers very good corrosion and erosion and cavitation resistance in seawater and non-oxidising acids. Aluminium bronze C63000 also has a very good galling resistance and also offers a high retention of mechanical properties at elevated temperatures making this ideal for aerospace applications. Used typically in the Oil and Gas and Marine environments.
• Aluminium is the main alloying metal added to
copper in contrast to standard bronze (copper/tin)
• Higher strength and corrosion resistance
compared to other bronzes
• Resistance to corrosion in seawater
• Material reacts with atmospheric oxygen to
create a tough layer of aluminium oxide
• Commonly used in the marine sector, oil and
petrochemical industries (non sparking environments)
• Used in the manufacture of valves and fasteners
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