Coils
Coils, known for durability, versatility, and strength, are widely used in construction, manufacturing, household goods, and industrial machinery applications.
Steel Coil
Unlike other steels, stainless steel coils do not corrode, rust, or discolor easily when exposed to water. Stainless steel coils are utilized in several applications.
Types of Coils:
Grades as per your size requirements: Grade 904L,
254 SMOⓇ,
Duplex,
Super Duplex,
Alloy 825
Copper Coil
Copper coils offer high conductivity, durability, and resistance to corrosion, while also being recyclable and eco-friendly. Cost-effective and low-maintenance, copper is easily shaped for varied uses, with coils widely applied in automobile alternators and generators.
Types of Copper Coils:
CDA 101, 102 OFHC
CDA 107 Silver Bearing OFHC
CDA 110 Electrolytic Tough Pitch
CDA 113, 114, 117 Silver Bearing
CDA 122 DHP
CDA 145 Tellurium Copper
CDA 150 AMZIRC, Zirconium Copper
CDA 162 Cadmium Copper
CDA 172, 173, 175, 17510 Beryllium Copper
CDA 182 Chromium Copper
CDA 187 Leaded Copper
CDA 194, 195 Iron Bearing Copper
Brass Coil
Brass coils, made from copper and zinc, combine conductivity, corrosion resistance, and durability, making them ideal for electrical components. Lightweight, malleable, and ductile, they can be precisely shaped, cut, and sized for diverse applications.
Types of Brass Coil:
CDA 210 Guilding Brass
CDA 220 Commercial Bronze
CDA 230 Red Brass
CDA 240 Rich Low Brass
CDA 260 Cartridge Brass
CDA 268, 272 Yellow Brass
CDA 280 Muntz Metal
CDA 314 Leaded Commercial Brass
CDA 330 Low Leaded Tube Brass
CDA 353, 356 High Leaded Brass
CDA 360 Free Cutting Brass
CDA 464 Naval Brass
CDA 482, 485 Leaded Naval Brass
Bronze Coil
Bronze coils, made from copper and tin, are strong, corrosion- and fatigue-resistant, and excellent heat/electricity conductors. Durable and low-maintenance, they are widely used in electronics, automotive, and marine industries, with added resistance to saltwater. Environmentally friendly, bronze coils can be recycled without losing strength or conductivity.
Types of Bronze Coil:
CDA 510 Grade "A" Phosphor Bronze
CDA 511 Phosphor Bronze
CDA 521 Grade "C" Phosphor Bronze
CDA 544 B-2 Phosphor Bronze
CDA 630 Nickel Bearing Aluminum Bronze
CDA 642 Aluminum Silicon Bronze
CDA 651, 655 Silicon Bronze
CDA 675 Manganese Bronze
CDA 706 Cupro-Nickel 10%
CDA 715 Cupro-Nickel 30%
CDA 725 Cupro-Nickel
CDA 752, 762, 770 Nickel Silver
CDA 932 Bearing Bronze
CDA 954 Aluminum Bronze
Application of Coils
Unlike other steels, coils do not corrode, rust, or discolor easily when exposed to water. Coils are utilized in several applications.
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Aerospace
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Defense
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Chemical Processing
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Oil and Gas
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Transportation
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Electrical Energy
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Medical
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Automotive
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Food Preparation Equipment
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Appliances
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Construction
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Mining
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Electronics
