Bronze Alloy Products

At Wieland Diversified, you can find the highest-quality bronze alloys on the market.

Our selection of bronze alloys includes premium AMS 4616 silicon iron bronze. This metal undergoes thorough ultrasonic testing for hardness and grain size during manufacturing, and the addition of iron to the base silicon bronze alloy gives it increased strength. The unique composition of our bronze alloy products makes them reliable options for applications that must support heavy loads. The physical properties of bronze alloys make them suitable for welding and brazing, and they’re popular choices in the aerospace, architecture, and marine industries. Silicone iron bronze alloy in particular is used in a wide range of industries. You’ll often find silicon iron bronze in electrical parts, marine hardware, chemical processing equipment, and even decorations for architecture. With so many applications, it’s no wonder that bronze alloys are popular in many industries.

Our silicon iron bronze alloy products also include finished retainers, which have ball bearing and roller bearing cages. Tell us more about your application, and we can help you select the right bronze alloy for your needs. Look at two more of our popular silicon iron bronze alloys below.

Alloy C67500 (CuZn37FeSnMn) is a wrought Manganese Bronze alloy with additions of iron, tin, and manganese to increase the strength and corrosion resistance. If you require a strong metal that can withstand corrosion, our Manganese Bronze alloy is an excellent option. Due to its high corrosion-resistance, this metal is a popular choice for all kinds of applications in the marine, aerospace, and oil or gas industries.

Alloy C67500 (CuZn37FeSnMn) is a wrought Manganese Bronze alloy with additions of iron, tin, and manganese to increase the strength and corrosion resistance.

If you have any questions about our bronze alloy products, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at Diversified Metals today. We’ll gladly help you find the right metal for your applications today. 

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