As Machined
Retains the surface left by the cutting process.
MATERIAL LIBRARY
Copper
Consider copper for parts where electrical or thermal performance is central.
Start with the application.
Specify the grade, joining requirements and contact surfaces. Avoid adding a finish to a functional contact area without discussing its effect on the application.
Typical uses: Contacts, thermal components, connectors.
Grades are inquiry references. Supply, condition and suitability are confirmed in the quotation.
Ask about Copper
SURFACE OPTIONS
Plan the finish with the material.
Polishing
Improves the appearance of selected surfaces through mechanical finishing.
Include these details in your inquiry
| Requirement | What to include |
|---|---|
| Designation | Grade, material standard and required condition |
| Application | Environment, mating materials and functional constraints |
| Finish | Appearance reference, masking and critical dimensions |
| Records | Any material or inspection document required with the order |
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A clearer path
to your next part.
Find practical answers before starting a project.
Can you recommend a material or finish?
Choose “Help me choose” in the inquiry. Explain the application and environment so the options can be reviewed against the function of the part.
What if I need a particular inspection report?
Name the document and the features or tests it must cover in the inquiry. Its availability, scope and cost need to be agreed before the order.
LET’S MAKE IT TANGIBLE
What are you working on?
Bring a drawing. Bring a sketch. Start the conversation.