AMS 4616 Silicon Bronze

C16500 Cadmium Tin Copper is a high-strength, age-hardenable copper alloy with the addition of cadmium and tin, known for its exceptional mechanical properties, good electrical conductivity, and improved corrosion resistance, used in electrical contacts, connectors, and other applications requiring high strength and good electrical performance.

C17300 Leaded Beryllium Copper is a high-strength, age-hardenable copper alloy that incorporates beryllium and lead, offering superior electrical conductivity, excellent mechanical properties, and good bearing performance, making it a preferred material for electrical contacts, connectors, and precision springs in various industries.

AMS 4534 ultimate tensile and Rockwell hardness properties in a peak aged condition are in the 200 ksi range and RC 45 respectively (electrical conductivity 22% IACS minimum). Most commonly utilized beryllium copper and is notable for exhibiting the highest strength and hardness compared to commercial copper alloys. Its strength and hardness is similar to that of steel.

C19140 Low Leaded Nickel Copper is a corrosion-resistant copper-nickel alloy with a reduced lead content, known for its good thermal and electrical conductivity, enhanced resistance to dezincification, and improved formability, used in condenser tubes, heat exchangers, and components requiring resistance to corrosive environments.