Copper Base Alloys for Precision Investment Casting

Copper-base alloys have a predominant component of copper and are typically classified as brasses or bronzes.  Brasses are copper alloys where zinc is the primary alloying addition.  Bronzes are alloys in which tin is typically the main alloying element. They are commonly used for plumbing, marine and electrical applications because they provide excellent corrosion resistence, high thermal conductivity and toughness.

Additional benefits of using copper-base alloys include:

  • Good castability
  • Favorable mechanical properties
  • Excellent machinability
  • Friction and wear characteristics

Precision Investment Casting for Copper-Base Alloys 

Investment casting is an effective and efficient process because it allows for tight tolerances and is capable of producing intricate cores and passages. Engineered Precision Casting Company, Inc. pours over 75 ferrous and non-ferrous alloys in sizes up to 16 x 16 in. and weights up to 150 lbs.

Our investment casting process is performed in-house using a master heat approval system. We also provide a range of secondary and support services including welding, finishing, CNC machining and heat treating to deliver a complete product that meets your exact requirements.

If you need assistance determining whether copper-base alloys are best for your investment casting application, contact us and we would be more than happy to help.

Copper-Base Alloy Casting Materials 

We offer a wide range of copper-base alloy casting materials to provide versatility for your precision investment casting project. These alloys are used for investment casting a wide range of components including, gears, pumps, bearings, marine fittings, bushings, plumbing fixtures, and more.

Our material options for copper-base alloy casting include:

High Copper AlloysC81500
Yellow BrassC85800
Manganese BronzeC86300
C86500
Silicon Bronze/BrassC87400
C87500
C87600
C87800
Tin BronzeC90300
C90500
C91300
Aluminum BronzeC95400
C95500
C95800

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