Materials

Stainless Steel 

Corrosion-resistant alloy (≥11% chromium) with excellent durability, hygiene, and aesthetic finish for industrial, food, and medical applications.

Spring Steel 

High-carbon, elastic-grade steel engineered for exceptional resilience and shape recovery, ideal for springs and clips 

Mild Steel (MS)

Low-carbon, ductile, and cost-effective steel that’s easy to form and weld, widely used in general fabrication 

Carbon Steel

Strong ferrous alloy varying with carbon content; high-carbon versions provide superior hardness and strength, great for structural and tool parts 

Cast Iron 

Iron alloy with 2.5–4% carbon; gray cast iron offers excellent compressive strength and damping but lower tensile toughness 

Aluminum Alloy

Lightweight, corrosion-resistant metal with good machinability and strength-to-weight ratio; common in industrial and automotive components

Copper

Ductile, highly conductive metal used for electrical, thermal, and wear-resistant applications, with excellent machinability 

Bronze 

Durable alloy (copper + tin) known for corrosion resistance and low friction, often used for bearings and bushings

Gunmetal 

Strong, corrosion-resistant copper-tin-zinc alloy used for valves, gears, and hydraulic castings that require durability in steam and saltwater 

PTFE (Teflon) 

Self-lubricating polymer with a very low friction coefficient, high-temperature tolerance, and exceptional chemical resistance 

PU (Polyurethane) 

Versatile thermoplastic with excellent abrasion resistance, elasticity, and weather durability; used in pads and dampers 

PP (Polypropylene) 

Tough, moisture-resistant plastic with good chemical resistance and electrical insulation properties 

Delrin (Acetal Homopolymer)

A high-strength, low-friction engineering plastic offering excellent dimensional stability and wear resistance, widely used in precision mechanical parts. 

Bakelite

A heat-resistant, electrically non-conductive thermosetting plastic ideal for electrical insulators, handles, and industrial components. 

Neoprene (Rubber)

A versatile synthetic rubber known for its excellent weather, oil, and heat resistance, commonly used in seals, gaskets, and insulation. 

Porcelain

A hard, brittle ceramic material with excellent electrical insulation and high-temperature resistance, used in electrical, sanitary, and structural applications.