Aluminum Bronze

Name:
Aluminum Bronze
Detailed information:
An alloy containing 88–96.1% copper, 2.3–10.5% aluminum, and small amounts of iron and tin. Characterized by high strength, ductility, hardness, and resistance to shock, fatigue, most chemicals, and seawater.

Grade:

Powder that is also called gold bronze powder. An alloy of 90% copper and 10% aluminum reduced from leaf form to powder, polished mechanically, and coated with stearic acid. Available in the following grades: litho, molding, printing-ink, and radiator.

Use:

A pigment in paints and inks.