Phosphor Bronze Wire
THE PHOSPHOR BRONZES
OF LITTLE FALLS ALLOYS
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Phosphor Bronze, C51000 Grade A
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The work horse of the non-ferrous spring industry.
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Good Strength, fair electrical conductivity and a moderate price.
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Grade A stands between Brass and Beryllium Copper in properties: temperature resistance, fatigue resistance and cost. It gains its spring temper from cold work, and is furnished in whatever temper is appropriate for your application
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Phosphor Bronze C52100 Grade C
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Similar non-ferrous spring applications as Grade A.
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Slightly higher strength with a given formability.
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Higher Tin content allows Grade C to work-harden faster and thus develop a higher tensile strength with the same degree of cold work
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Phosphor Bronze, C50700 Grade E
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Fair strength, good electrical conductivity at an economical price.
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No Zinc to cause
de-zincafication.
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Better conductivity than the Brasses. A better alloy for hot solder or hot tin coating.
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Go to the specific page to review the composition as well as physical and
mechanical properties of the Phosphor Bronze of your choice.
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