From May 26 to 29, 2025, DECOPPER Metal proudly participated in the Metalloobrabotka International Exhibition held in Moscow, Russia, at Booth No. 12A72. As a leading manufacturer of bronze and copper-based materials, we showcased a wide range of high-performance products, highlighting our innovation, manufacturing capabilities, and commitment to global clients. Read More

Non-ferrous metals are a group of metals that do not contain significant amounts of iron. These metals are typically more resistant to corrosion, lighter in weight, and have a higher degree of malleability compared to their ferrous counterparts (which contain iron). Read More

In the world of wire materials, copper and its alloys are two of the most commonly used metals, each offering distinct advantages for various applications. When it comes to choosing between phosphor bronze wire and copper wire, the decision depends on several key factors including electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Read More

Phosphor bronze wires are a staple material in many industries due to their combination of exceptional properties and versatility. These wires are used in everything from electrical connections to musical instruments, offering a range of advantages that make them stand out from other materials. But what exactly makes phosphor bronze wires unique, and why are they so widely used? Read More

When working with chrome-zirconium copper alloys, two commonly discussed grades are C18150 and C18200. These alloys are designed to meet specific industrial needs, such as resistance welding, electrical components, and high-temperature applications. Read More

When it comes to choosing materials for industrial applications, especially in the fields of electronics, manufacturing, and automotive, the choice of alloy can significantly impact performance, durability, and cost. Read More

In harsh environments where corrosion and electrical sparks pose potential threats, our factory produces silent guardians of safety and reliability—silicon bronze screws. They are not merely connectors, but a promise: unparalleled corrosion resistance and explosion-proof safety in marine, chemical, Read More

When discussing alloys in engineering and manufacturing, two terms often arise: mechanical properties and physical properties. While they are closely connected, they describe very different aspects of how an alloy behaves. Understanding these differences is vital for material selection, product design, and performance evaluation in industries ranging from aerospace to marine engineering. Read More

In industries where reliability, durability, and performance matter most, material selection is never a trivial decision. Among the various copper alloys available, aluminum bronze has established itself as a premium choice for manufacturing high-specification components across aerospace, marine, oil & gas, and heavy engineering sectors. With its unique blend of mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance, aluminum bronze stands apart as a material that offers both longevity and cost-effectiveness over time. Read More