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Copper and copper alloy castings

We produce copper and copper alloy castings, including bronze and brass components. A complete material designation and component documentation are the basis for agreeing the scope.

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Circular ribbed casting from the copper alloy archive

One material group, many grades

Copper, bronzes and brasses form a broad material group with different compositions and properties. A family name does not replace the exact grade from the drawing.

Include the full material designation in your enquiry. If it is missing or illegible, state this and describe the application and operating conditions.

Documentation for copper and copper alloy castings

Provide the full material designation from the drawing or specification. If it has not been established, describe the component’s application and operating conditions.

For a feasibility review, include a drawing or 3D model, the quantity, details of available tooling, the required delivery condition and the machining scope. Add mechanical, leak-tightness or acceptance requirements where they are specified in the documentation. Do you need a pattern for your casting? Explore our foundry pattern making services and the information needed for a tooling enquiry.

Email the documentation to biuro@metalkolor.pl. Separate bronze and brass pages help you choose the relevant service.

A dedicated path for brass castings

For brass castings, use the dedicated service page to check the information needed for an initial review and contact the team about your component.

If the material family is uncertain, use the designation from the documentation instead of guessing from colour.

View brass casting services

As-cast condition and subsequent machining

Before production, we agree whether an as-cast component is required or whether specified surfaces should also be machined. Finished-part requirements should come from the documentation.

Include dimensions, quantity, information about machining allowances and tolerances, and acceptance criteria if these have been defined.

Cylindrical body with bores and machined surfaces

Examples from the project archive

The photographs show components from the historical copper alloy casting gallery. They do not confirm the grade or parameters of a particular order.

ENQUIRY PATH

From input data to an agreed order

Each stage follows the component documentation.

01

Component identification

Drawing or sample, full grade, quantity and application.

02

Delivery scope

As-cast condition or casting with agreed machining.

03

Order documentation

Dimensions, tolerances and acceptance agreed before production.

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FAQ

Before you send an enquiry

Answers to the most common questions about the initial information.

Are bronze and brass the same material?

No. They are different copper alloy families. Include the exact grade from the documentation in your enquiry.

Can the alloy be identified from the colour in a photograph?

No. Colour also depends on the surface, lighting and processing. The grade must come from documentation or testing.

Can the casting be supplied with machining?

The scope may include machining of specified surfaces when the requirements are agreed from the drawing.

How should I describe a one-off component or a series?

State the quantity, material, dimensions, available pattern or sample, delivery condition and acceptance requirements.