Designer Alloys, Special Alloys, Have you ever required a particular material and your local service center supplier laughed and said, "Are you kidding?" Have you ever called the producing mill for a particular chemistry and they said, "Sure, I can melt that. I need a melt quantity of 50,000 lbs." Or how's this one "Oh, that's an obsolete grade. We can't melt that."... (read more)

Designer Alloys™ are materials specially made for a customer with a specific use, such as a custom chemistry for a new part, a controlled chemistry for a specific application, an obsolete alloy or out-of-date material from an old blueprint. This saves calling vendor after vendor and analyzing test reports to find the right chemistry, if it exists, All Metals can do it. (read more)

Designer Alloys™ are materials specially made for a customer with a specific use, such as a custom chemistry for a new part, a controlled chemistry for a specific application, an obsolete alloy or an out-of-date material from an old blueprint. This saves the time of calling vendor after vendor and analyzing test reports to find the right chemistry, if it exists, and ... (read more)

Aluminum - Aluminum Alloys from All Metals & Forge (ISO-9002/AS9100). The company specializes in Aluminum, Nickel Alloys, Titanium, Stainless Steel, Tool Steel, Tungsten, Alloy and Carbon Steels. Focusing greatly on the Hard-to-find material... (read more)

Nickel Alloy, Titanium, Tungsten, Alloy & Carbon Steel from All Metals & Forge. We focus on the Hard-to-find materials our clients need. All Metals has literally been called a hero to many manufacturing companies from all over the world for our responsiveness and finally giving the long sought out answers to their needs. (read more)

Zinc Die Casting Alloys by Eastern Alloys. We manufacture a complete range of zinc die casting alloys. ZAMAK alloys were first developed during the 1920's by The New Jersey Zinc Company. The name ZAMAK draws upon the basic metallurgy of the alloy group: Z-Zinc, A-Aluminum, MA-Magnesium, and K-Kopper (e.g., German). In the US, ZAMAK 3 is the most common alloy for hot chamber die casting. (read more)

In recent years, there has been a significant rise in the demand for titanium and titanium alloys, primarily used in aircraft and aerospace applications. The price of commercially pure titanium (CP) has risen sharply since 2003, from $15.00 per lb to $50.00 per lb. It is an extremely light weight and high strength material. (read more)

Copper alloys are so widely used, many in complex applications, that there are over 370 commercial copper and copper alloy grades. The Copper family includes coppers, high-copper alloys, brasses, leaded brasses, bronzes, aluminum bronzes, silicon bronzes, copper nickels, and nickel silvers. (read more)

Eastern Alloys manufactures the complete range of zinc die casting alloys. Eastern Alloys is the global leader in ZA alloy manufacturing and process technology. (read more)

An innovative new titanium product that is an alternative to the most common high-strength titanium alloy. Recently designated as grade 38 titanium by ASTM, ATI 425® titanium offers strength comparable to Ti-6Al-4V; yet, unlike Ti-6Al-4V titanium, ATI 425® titanium is both hot and cold workable. (read more)