CATALOGUEC72900
Copper-Nickel-Tin Alloy
High-strength Cu-Ni-Sn alloy for load-bearing sliding and wear-sensitive components.
View technical data ↗From high-load bushings to hot-working electrodes and microchannel cold plates. Start with your component, then review the grade, condition and material data.

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CATALOGUECopper-Nickel-Tin Alloy
High-strength Cu-Ni-Sn alloy for load-bearing sliding and wear-sensitive components.
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CATALOGUEAlumina Dispersion-Strengthened Copper
Thermally stable dispersion-strengthened copper for components facing electrical load and repeated heat.
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ILLUSTRATIVEHigh-Conductivity Copper for Thermal Management
A high-conductivity material option designed for evaluation in brazed microchannel cooling assemblies.
View technical data ↗Six alloy families. Grade-specific properties, applications and the details to confirm before ordering.
Copper-nickel-tin alloy grades for strength, wear-sensitive parts and high-load sliding components.
4 grade profiles ↗ODS copperDispersion-strengthened copper grades for elevated-temperature electrical and thermal components.
4 grade profiles ↗Thermal copperCopper materials for thermal management and microchannel cold-plate evaluation.
1 grade profiles ↗Cr–Zr copperElectrical and welding-focused alloys for parts that balance conductivity and mechanical performance.
3 grade profiles ↗Be–Cu alloysCopper-beryllium grades for elastic components, engineered contacts and precision mechanisms.
3 grade profiles ↗Aluminum bronzeNickel aluminum bronze options for industrial bearing and corrosion-sensitive component assessment.
2 grade profiles ↗Each application connects a component with its operating challenge, candidate materials and a practical review checklist.
Bearing sleeves and bushings in downhole tools face concentrated contact loads, wear and limited lubrication.
View application ↗Electrical resistance welding tools must manage local heating, electrode wear and repeatable contact geometry.
View application ↗Thermal-spray hardware experiences elevated temperatures, cycling and erosion, so material selection must consider more than room-temperature conductivity.
View application ↗Microchannel flow plates, covers and fins must maintain geometry and sealing after their joining process.
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