Sheet Metal
Material Library
Explore mechanical properties, chemical composition, and optimal coating pairings for 8 precision-grade alloys.
Aluminum 5052 (Marine Grade)
The most widely used alloy for precision sheet metal. Excellent strength-to-weight ratio, outstanding formability, and superior marine-atmosphere corrosion resistance.
Structural Aluminum 6061
Heat-treated silicon-magnesium aluminum with high structural strength. Widely used for CNC machining and bending with adequate radii.
Stainless Steel 304 (V2A)
Versatile chromium-nickel austenitic stainless steel with excellent ductility, toughness, and corrosion resistance. Widely used in food, medical, and industrial applications.
Stainless Steel 201 (Economy)
Manganese-substituted austenitic stainless steel offering a cost-effective alternative to 304. Widely used in decorative and general-purpose fabrication.
Cold Rolled Carbon Steel (SPCC)
Commercial-quality cold-rolled mild steel with excellent dimensional accuracy and smooth surface finish. Requires protective coating for corrosion resistance.
Electro-Galvanized Steel (SECC)
Cold-rolled steel with uniform electroplated zinc coating providing sacrificial corrosion protection. Ideal for indoor and mild outdoor applications.
Galvanized Steel Sheet (SGCC)
Steel with hot-dip zinc coating for outdoor corrosion protection. The zinc layer acts as both barrier and sacrificial anode.
Pure Copper C110 (ETP)
Electrolytic tough pitch copper with exceptional electrical and thermal conductivity. The material of choice for electrical busbars and heat transfer applications.