Tin Bronze

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Tin Bronze

Tin bronze is a metal alloy formed basically by the chemical union of copper and tin. Although tin atoms are relatively large compared to copper, the solubility of tin in copper is high.

This property provides the bronze alloy with considerable mechanical strength and hardness, which is one of the main reasons why this alloy is widely used by different kinds of industrial sectors.

Fundição Magma produces different types of tin bronze ingot. Faithful to its strict quality policy, the company maintains strict control throughout the tin bronze ingot manufacturing process. The same zeal is dedicated to its marketing, delivery and after-sales practices and routines.

Appreciation for quality is a fundamental part of our institutional culture.

Tin bronze
Tin bronze
Tin Bronze Ingot
Tin Bronze Ingot

Tin effect in the bronze alloy

The effect of the presence of tin in the bronze alloy is to increase the copper mechanical strength and hardness. Therefore, the hardness of bronze is directly linked to the concentration of tin in the alloy, which can reach up to 12% of the total concentration.

Bronze alloys with 10% or more of tin are used in the production of parts that require high mechanical strength in order to withstand heavy loads and mechanical wear, such as bearings and bushings for high loads and low speeds. Examples of these alloys:

  • C.A. 90500 (SAE 62 or Bronze 88-10-0-2)
  • C.A. 90700 (SAE 65 or Bronze 90-10)

The types of bronze most used in the industry contain tin in their composition. Our company produces ingots of tin bronze alloys both on demand – adjusting the composition to the customer’s needs – and in accordance with the specificities determined by international standards.

When increasing the content of tin in the bronze alloy, the mechanical strength increases; the ductility, however, decreases, mainly from 5% of tin concentration.

To improve mechanical strength and wear resistance properties, a small percentage of phosphorus can be added. This element also acts as a deoxidizing factor, originating phosphor bronze, such as Bronze C.A. 93200 (SAE 660 or Bronze 83-7-7-3), Bronze C.A. 90300 (SAE 620 or simply tin bronze) and Bronze C.A. 90700 (SAE 65 or Bronze 90-10).

Tin Bronze
Tin Bronze

Bronze characteristics

Bronze is one of the oldest alloys used by mankind. Its characteristics are responsible for the use of metal for more than three thousand years – prior, therefore, to the use of iron. It is believed that bronze was discovered by blacksmiths who, faced with the very high demand for copper pieces, tried to increase the volume of the metal by adding tin.

The result was a metal alloy with properties different from and even superior to pure copper, such as, for example, flexibility combined with mechanical strength. In addition, the good castability of bronze allowed the recasting of waste and residues – a practical and economic benefit.

When other elements are added to the tin copper alloy, such as lead, zinc, iron and nickel, bronze alloys are obtained with excellent results.

Fundição Magma bronze ingots

  • STANDARD SAE
  • Bronze SAE 40 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 622 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 660 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 620 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 63 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 64 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 62 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 65 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 640 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 66 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 67 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 88 Ingot
  • Bronze SAE 621 Ingot
  • STANDARD ASTM
  • Bronze C.A. 83600 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 84400 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 92200 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 93200 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 90300 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 84500 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 52100 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 92700 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 93700 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 90500 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 90700 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 90900 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 92500 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 93500 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 93800 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 90800 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 92400 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 83800 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 92300 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 94300 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 94700 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 94800 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 52400 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 83300 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 87400 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 87500 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 87600 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 51100 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 89520 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 51000 Ingot
  • Bronze C.A. 87850 Ingot
  • TERRA BRASS
  • Industrial Bronze
  • Naval Bronze
  • Bronze 83-7-7-3
  • Tin Brinze
  • Bronze 80-3-7-10
  • Phosphor Bronze 8%
  • Bronze 88-10-2
  • Bushing Bronze
  • Bronze 88-10-0-2
  • Bronze 90-10
  • Bronze 87-13
  • Tin Bronze with Pb and Ni
  • Bronze Sn high Pb
  • Bronze Sn high Pb
  • Tin Bronze 88-12
  • Bronze Sn with Pb and Zn
  • Hydraulic Bronze
  • Bronze Sn with Zn
  • Soft Bronze
  • Bronze Sn, Ni
  • Bronze Sn, Ni, Zn
  • Phosphor Bronze 90-10
  • High Conductivity Bronze
  • Bronze Si, Zn
  • Bronze Si, Zn Bronze Si, Zn
  • Phosphor Bronze Sn
  • Envirobrass (Se Bi loy)
  • Phosphor Bronze

In addition to bronze ingots, Fundição Magma produces ingots in other metals.

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