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Hastelloy

Hastelloy is less commonly used than Inconel, but has very similar properties.

Therefore, in some cases, Hastelloy variants are very close to Inconel variants Roveron stocks many diameters of Hastelloy C4 and C276 wire.

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Inconel

Inconel is one of the most commonly used materials for springs in corrosive environments and high temperatures. Depending on the heat treatment applied, the material can be made even more suitable for the respective temperatures.

Depending on the applied heat treatment, the material can be made even more suitable for the respective temperatures. Many Inconel wire thicknesses are available from stock at Roveron. If the thicknesses are not in stock, we have good agreements with suppliers so that the products can be delivered very quickly!

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Beryllium Copper, Phosphor Bronze & Brass

Beryllium is a metal that is lighter than aluminum and stronger than steel, in addition to being a very good conductor of heat and electricity.

Although Beryllium copper is a widely used material with good spring properties, the presence of the metal Beryllium in the alloy can be a problem. If leaf springs are to be manufactured from Beryllium copper, laser cutting is an undesirable technique because the Beryllium vapor that can be released during this process is extremely toxic.

Phosphor bronze is an alloy of copper with tin and phosphorus. The material is satisfactory in almost all situations for contact and conduction springs. It is tough, strong and has a low coefficient of friction. A good alternative to Beryllium copper!

Brass is very similar to phosphor bronze, but does not have as good mechanical properties.

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