Bronze is not a pure metal, but rather, a metal alloy. This is because it contains various metals and alloys. It is mostly comprised of copper, but also retains a few other common metal constituents. Generally, tin is added in, but alloys like aluminum, arsenic, manganese, phosphorous, and silicon are sometimes used as well. This …
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Metal wire may seem like an easy thing to order, however there are several factors to consider before deciding on the suitable wire for your requirement. The key to accurately ordering metal wire, particularly focussing on brass wire, phosphor bronze wire, copper wire etc, is making sure you’re aware of the exact specifications you need for …
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Phosphor bronze is an alloy, consisting of tin, phosphorus and copper as main constituents, sometimes with additions of zinc and lead. The structure is made up of three phases: A matrix of copper with tin in solid solution, known as the alpha phase, which is comparatively soft. A tin rich delta phase which is ha …
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