Product Announcements: Refractory and Reactive Metals

If your work involves die casting, extrusion or other high-temperature tooling applications, you know the challenges of working in an extreme environment. It's hard to keep everything up and running—most materials just can't cut it. Fortunately, Mi-Tech Metals' high-density alloys can stand the heat. (read more)

The high density and unique physical properties of tungsten alloys enable components to be rotated at extremely high speeds and provide increased momentum using less space. Use our high-density alloys for gyro rotors, fly wheels, navigation devices, inertial guidance systems and rotating members for governors. (read more)

Superior quality, improved performance and reduced costs for both materials and finishing—tungsten alloys, namely our Chatter Free and Super Chatter Free® products, set the standard for boring bars and grinding applications. (read more)

Sometimes, you can have it all. Our high-density tungsten alloys are extremely strong and durable (typical hardness ranges from 24-32 RC), yet easy to work with. (read more)

Nonferrous Metal Alloy Stable, high-quality tungsten metal (read more)

Tungsten alloys, which contain elements such as nickel, copper and iron, produce a host of alloys which have engineering properties similar to steel, are relatively easy to machine, and can be plated or painted to enhance their corrosion protection. (read more)

Many practical applications of tungsten are based on its high melting point and density and its low vapor pressure. (read more)

Tantalum is famous for its resistance to corrosion by acids; in fact, below 150˚C, tantalum is almost completely immune to corrosion by aqua regia. (read more)

Ed Fagan has a large inventory of refractory metals and alloys - including Molybdenum TZM. (read more)

Among the highest density element and melting point, rhenium does not have a ductile to brittle transition temperature and does not form carbides. (read more)