- 5 leading manufacturers
- 24 additional suppliers
- 14 states and provinces
- 14 related categories
- 2 guide sections
Bronze Manufacturers and Suppliers
IQS Directory provides a detailed list of bronze manufacturers and suppliers. Find bronze companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture bronze to your specifications. Peruse our website to review and discover top bronze manufacturers with roll over ads and complete product descriptions. Connect with the bronze companies through our hassle-free and efficient request for quote form. You are provided company profiles, website links, locations, phone numbers, product videos, and product information. Read reviews and stay informed with product new articles. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of bronze metal, bronze tubing, and bronze bars of every type, IQS is the premier source for you.
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Contents (4 sections)
Leading Bronze Manufacturers
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| Placement No. | Manufacturer | Location | Contact | Actions | |
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| 1 | Metal AssociatesOur company may have started small, but we quickly grew to handle the largest aluminum orders. Our metals are made from the highest quality materials, and we pledge to offer superior service to all our customers. We don’t want customers who use us one time, we want to establish lifelong relationships with customers that last generations. Contact us for more info! | Pompton Plains, NJ | |||
| 2 | Commercial MetalWith over 25 years of metallurgy experience we guarantee we can produce exactly what you are looking for. We offer fast delivery and a multitude of beryllium copper sizes. Our highly knowledge staff takes great pride in creating these outstanding copper alloys. We have a reputation of manufacturing the best copper fabrications. Our company has risen in the standard in copper processing. Contact us today to learn more! | Warminster, PA | |||
| 3 | Source 21Source 21 is one of the most trusted processors and distributors of specialty copper coil and strip in the industry. Copper is at the core of what we do. We stock and process copper coil and strip, copper bus bar and plated bus bar, beryllium copper, phosphor bronze, brass, and nickel silver, including C101 and C102 oxygen-free, C110 ETP, C122 DHP, C145 tellurium, and C181 chromium copper grades. | Columbus, OH | |||
| 4 | Interstate Metal Inc.At Interstate Metal, we specialize in supplying copper products and material solutions for customers that require dependable conductivity, corrosion resistance, durability, and consistent quality. We work with copper in a range of forms and specifications to support electrical, industrial, manufacturing, fabrication, construction, and equipment applications. | Santa Fe Springs, CA | |||
| 5 | Cadi Company, Inc.At Cadi Company, Inc., we specialize in copper solutions engineered for applications that demand high conductivity, durability, and dependable performance. We work with copper materials designed to support electrical, thermal, and mechanical requirements in demanding industrial environments. Our focus is on delivering copper components that meet precise specifications while maintaining consistent quality and performance across a wide range of uses. | Naugatuck, CT |
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- How many bronze manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 5 leading manufacturers and 24 additional suppliers.
- Where are bronze manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 14 states: California (6), Ohio (6), Pennsylvania (4), New Jersey (2), New York (2), Alabama (1), Connecticut (1), Illinois (1), and 6 more.
- How do I get quotes from bronze suppliers?
- Select suppliers in the table and choose Request Quotes. IQS reviews your request and forwards it to every supplier you select.
Bronze
Bronze is one of the most popular of copper alloys, in close competition with brass as the most commonly used alloy of this non-ferrous metal. The exact amount of copper in bronze varies a lot and ranges from 60% to nearly 90% in some commercial grades. The second most prevalent element in bronze is tin, which also varies, composing between 12% and 40% of the alloy. In general, industrial applications for bronze also take advantage of its good thermal and electrical conductivity, minimal metal-on-metal friction, and non-sparking properties.
Applications of Bronze
The mixture of tin and copper results in bronze, an alloy that is less brittle than tin and iron, but harder and more durable than pure copper. Bronze is also more readily melted and easier to cast or work. Additional elements such as manganese, lead, zinc, silver, phosphorous, and arsenic may be added as well to enhance specific features of special-purpose bronzes. These and other less complex varieties of bronze are available to suit a wide range of industrial applications. Aluminum bronze, which offers high strength and resistance to corrosion, is used to make bearings, valves, and machine components. Silicon bronze is used for telegraph wires and chemical containers, whereas phosphor bronze is used to make springs. Leaded bronze, a very strong type of bronze, is used in heavy-duty bushings and bearings. Bronze can also be used to cast bells.
Other items that contain bronze include:
- Gunmetal
- Coins
- Castings
- Engravings
- Forgings
- Steam
- Water Fittings
- Electrical Connectors
- Gears
- Valves
Manufacturing Process of Bronze
As aforementioned, bronze is more easily formed than either pure copper or tin. Though slightly less malleable than pure copper, a number of manufacturing methods are commonly employed in the processing of bronze parts and components. Before machining, however, bronze production begins much like that of any alloyed metal with the combination of copper, tin and any additional additives. These elements, often in the more of metal scrap, are weighed and appropriate amounts transported into a furnace, commonly electric. At this point, the mixture is heated to temperatures in excess of 1700°F (950°C). Such temperatures allow for the homogenization of the molten materials. Once this occurs, the metal is poured or cast into stock shapes and allowed to cool before further processing. These billets and ingots are then formed as needed into bronze bars, plates, sheets, foils, strips, rods, and other stock shapes via hot or cold rolling, extrusion, drawing, and cutting. With a wide range to choose from, manufacturers select the stock shape most easily incorporated into the design of the final product, which may then undergo several secondary processes. Though a lacquer may need to be applied to prevent the formation of patina, the natural dark amber hue of bronze is desirable in many applications and finishing is not often needed even for aesthetic components.