Material Selection Gallery
CNC Metal Materials
Aluminum · Stainless Steel · Titanium alloys
Sheet Metal Materials
Aluminum · Stainless Steel · Copper Alloys.
Die Casting Materials
Aluminum · Zinc · Magnesium
Springs Materials
Carbon Spring Steel · Alloy Spring Steel · Stainless Steel · Special Alloys
Aluminum Alloys
-Wrought Aluminum Alloys
–6061
–6063
–5052
-Die-Cast Aluminum
–A380
–383
–A360
–A413
–A390
–A356
Steel
–Q235A
–45
–35
–40Cr
–HT150
–40Cr
–65Mn
Stainless Steel
–201
–304
–304L
–316
–316L
–410
–430
–2205
—Zamak 3
—Zamak 5
—Zamak 7
—Zamak 2
—AZ91D
—AM50A / AM60B
–C11000 / T2
–C26000 / H68
–C27000 / H62
–C51900 / QSn6.5-0.1
–C65500 / QSi3-1
–C17200 / QBe2
–Grade1
–Grade2
–Grade5
–Grade9
Aluminum Alloys
Aluminum alloy combines low weight with high strength, excellent formability, and good surface-finishing performance. It is available in seven major series—1xxx to 7xxx—each defined by different alloying elements and suited to diverse industrial and consumer applications.
Steel
Steel is a versatile iron-carbon alloy offering exceptional strength, toughness, and formability, with properties that can be precisely customized through alloying and heat treatment to meet specific industrial demands.
Stainless Steel
The most commonly used stainless steels in machining include austenitic, martensitic, ferritic, and duplex stainless steels, with more than 100 grades available. Thanks to their excellent corrosion resistance, smooth surface finish, and good weldability, each grade delivers reliable performance in its intended application.
Zinc Alloys
Zinc alloy is a cost-effective die-casting material that is easy to machine. It is ideal for producing complex, thin-walled precision parts. With excellent plating and coating properties, it achieves a superior surface finish, making it a popular choice for toy accessories and home decor items.
Magnesium Alloys
Magnesium alloy is currently the lightest engineering structural metal, with a density of only 1.7–1.95 g/cm³—about two-thirds that of aluminum and one-quarter that of steel. It offers high specific strength and stiffness, good vibration damping, electromagnetic shielding, and thermal conductivity, making it widely used in the automotive industry for components such as steering wheels and seat frames.
Brass/Bronze/Copper
Pure copper offers excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, ductility, and corrosion resistance, but has relatively low strength and hardness. By adding different alloying elements, copper alloys can achieve significantly improved strength, hardness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and machinability, making them suitable for diverse industrial applications.
Titanium
Pure titanium is lightweight, soft, ductile, and antibacterial, making it ideal for applications that prioritize corrosion resistance and biocompatibility over high strength, such as medical implants and premium titanium tableware. Titanium alloys further improve hardness, strength, and machinability while maintaining titanium’s lightweight and high-strength characteristics.
Custom Materials
Can’t find the materials you need? We can help you find them! Please note the materials you require in your inquiry and describe your needs in detail. Our expert team will be happy to review your project!
CNC Machined Metals
- Aluminum CNC machining
- Copper CNC machining
- Bronze CNC machining
- Brass CNC machining
- Stainless steel CNC machining
- Steel CNC machining
- Titanium CNC machining
- Zinc CNC machining
Sheet Metal Materials
- Aluminum Sheet Metal Materials
- Brass Sheet Metal Materials
- Bronze Sheet Metal Materials
- Copper Sheet Metal Materials
- Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Materials
- Steel Sheet Metal Materials
- Titanium Sheet Metal Materials
Die Casting Metals
- Aluminum Materials
- Zinc Alloy Materials
Springs Materials
- Carbon Steel Springs
- Alloy Steel Springs
- Stainless Steel Springs
- Special Alloy Springs