Other materials

Bronze primarily consists of copper and tin alloys. Its applications are wide-ranging – from drum cymbals to medals in the sports sector. Bronze is also commonly found in the furniture industry, such as for decorative fittings or as cast bronze for uniform bronze doors. Another key application is the production of bronze strips, which are widely used in industries like electrical engineering and for decorative purposes. The high corrosion resistance and durability make bronze strips an ideal material for demanding applications.

Nickel silver is a mixture of the alloys copper, nickel and zinc. Due to these different alloys, nickel silver obtains useful properties such as high strength and corrosion resistance and at the same time a silver-like appearance. Common applications of nickel silver are cutlery, musical instruments, medical and electro technical devices as well as jewellery.

Bronze consists mainly of the alloys copper and tin. The areas of application are wide-ranging, from percussion cymbals to medals in the sports sector. Bronze can also be found in the furniture sector, for example as a material for decorative fittings or as an artificial casting for uniform bronze doors.