Bronze has surprisingly almost limitless uses in modern industry. Metal craftsmen have used bronze to create both highly decorative and utilitarian objects for service from architectural structures to beautiful public artworks, and from electronics to various industrial applications. (more…)
Alloys like brass weren’t formed out of pure luck. Prior to the first millennium, the technology needed to make brass was primitive at best. The difference in the melting points of copper and smithsonite, also known as zinc spar or zinc carbonate, made it possible to create brass but primarily for decorative purposes.
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Brass is an alloy (mixture) of two different metals, primarily copper, and is popular among makers of cookware, jewelry, home decorations, and even musical instruments. Sourced from brass sheet metal providers like Rotax Metals, brass materials have a gold-like finish, but tarnish easily.
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