Industrial Metals: The Backbone of Global Progress

A metal alloy with high mechanical strength and versatility, used in buildings, machinery and transportation. Composition varies according to the elements added, improving properties such as hardness, corrosion resistance and workability. Available in many variations, including stainless, carbon and alloy.

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Silver-gray metal with high mechanical strength, essential in construction and infrastructure. It is easily machined and can be cast into various forms, but is highly prone to corrosion if not protected by coatings or treatments. It is magnetic and used in many industrial applications, from engines to building structures.

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It is a silvery metal with excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance, which is essential in alloys such as stainless steel. It has high hardness and mechanical strength, making it ideal for high-temperature industrial applications such as turbines and aerospace components. It is magnetic and has good electrical conductivity.

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A silvery metal with low hardness and high ductility, often used to coat other metals to prevent corrosion. It has a low melting point, making it ideal for soldering alloys in electronics and metal joints. It is weather resistant and does not oxidize easily, making it suitable for food use, such as in the coating of cans.

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A heavy, soft, bluish-gray metal with high density, used for radiation shielding and in lead-acid batteries. It is highly resistant to corrosion and chemical attack, maintaining its integrity even in aggressive environments. It is toxic and should be handled with caution in industrial applications.

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Silver-gray brittle metal with slight blue tinge, becomes ductile between 100-150°C. It is mainly used in electroplating to protect steel from rust. It exhibits high resistance to atmospheric oxidation due to the formation of a protective layer of oxide and carbonates.

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Light and strong metal with low density, widely used in aeronautics, construction and transportation. It naturally forms an oxide layer that protects it from corrosion, even in humid or saline environments. It has high thermal conductivity and is often used in heat sinks and electronic components.

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Orange-red metal with excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, used in electronics and electrical systems. Corrosion resistant due to the formation of a protective coating that prevents further oxidation. Extremely ductile and malleable, easily machined into thin wires or foils.

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