materials

brass, copper & bronze

These electrically conductive non-ferrous metals are ideal for contact components, precision mechanical structures and precision elements in electronics.

titan

​These high-performance materials are used wherever extreme demands are placed on strength, temperature and corrosion resistance while maintaining low weight – typically in aerospace engineering.

aluminum

Due to their low weight, oxidation resistance and excellent formability, aluminum materials are preferred for use in equipment and lightweight construction.

special alloys

Special alloys such as nickel- or cobalt-based superalloys and special stainless steels are used wherever standard materials reach their limits due to extreme mechanical, thermal or chemical stresses – for example in energy, aviation or medical technology.

steel

For precision parts subject to high mechanical stress – e.g. in drive technology or fluid technology – stainless steels offer high strength, temperature resistance and good long-term stability.

plastics

Materials such as PEEK, PTFE or POM are used particularly in electrically insulating or chemical-resistant applications, e.g. in sensor technology or medical technology.