Other metals
In addition to core metals, zinc, copper, antimony, nickel, and bismuth are also used in industrial contexts for their specific chemical and physical properties and for the roles they play in technical alloys or specialized applications.
These materials complement our offering for the metallurgical, electrochemical, and galvanic industries, meeting precise requirements in terms of performance and reliability.
Copper
Copper is a non-ferrous metal with excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, making it essential for a wide range of industrial applications. It is used in the production of electrical conductors, heat exchangers, electronic components, and industrial systems. Its outstanding ductility, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with various processing techniques make it a highly sought-after material in the electrical, mechanical, and chemical industries.
We offer copper in various formats, including spheres, squares, flat anodes, and copper wire, to meet all technical and production requirements.
Antimony
Antimony is a brittle metal primarily used as an alloying element to enhance the hardness, mechanical strength, and dimensional stability of lead- or tin-based materials.
It is used in the production of anti-friction alloys, typographical alloys, and in electrochemical applications.
Thanks to its good corrosion resistance and stable behavior in harsh environments, it is also valued in sectors that demand consistent and long-lasting performance.
We offer antimony in various formats, including raw material ingots or alloyed forms—extruded, rolled, or cast—according to specific technical and application requirements.
Nickel
Nickel is a strong and ductile metal, widely used in alloy formation and in surface coatings that require high corrosion resistance, hardness, and thermal stability. It is employed in electrochemical applications, electroplating, and the production of special steels, as well as in components exposed to demanding environmental and mechanical conditions. Its excellent adhesion to base metals makes it ideal for both technical and decorative nickel plating processes. We offer nickel in various formats, including anodes and squares, to meet all application requirements.
Bismuth
Bismuth is a heavy metal known for its low toxicity, good castability, and relatively low melting point, making it ideal for specific applications in metallurgy and industry.
It is used as an alloying element to replace lead in applications where greater safety is required—such as in solders — or to improve the machinability of tin- or aluminum-based alloys.
Its chemical stability also makes it suitable for harsh environments and for products intended for precision processing.
We supply bismuth in raw form or in alloy, available in extruded, rolled, or cast formats, depending on technical and application requiremen.
Zinc
Zinc is an extremely versatile metal, primarily used for corrosion protection through galvanizing processes, but also as a component in die-casting alloys and various mechanical applications.
Thanks to its good castability, oxidation resistance, and ease of processing, it is used across many industrial sectors, from metallurgy to electroplating.
It is also valued for its electrochemical behavior in surface treatments.
We offer zinc in various formats to meet all production needs: flat anodes, spheres, squares, semi-spheres, and sheets.
