Materials

Radcliff Wire works with many metals, including the most common of basic steels and nickel alloys, as well as copper-based alloys. For detailed information on specific alloys, click on the appropriate family of metals below. Please contact Radcliff Wire for additional information on these metals.

Copper Alloys

At Radcliff wire we offer a large selection of Copper alloy wire, including Beryllium Copper wire. In the Copper based alloys, we offer different grades of Copper wire, Phosphor Bronze wire, Nickel Silver wire, and Beryllium Copper wire, and Brass wire, including Jewelry Bronze wire, Red Brass wire, and Yellow Brass wire. All of the above perform slightly differently with different load tolerances, corrosion resistance, hardness, and resistance to corrosion following welding or stress relieving.

Provided below are charts displaying the various properties and specifications of all the types of Copper based alloys we sell. These charts should be of assistance in helping you to decide whether to go with a Beryllium Copper wire, a Yellow Brass wire or any of the other Copper based alloys.

The Radcliff Wire staff is available to discuss your wire specification and needs to help you choose a copper based wire, or any other alloy wire that is best suited for your application.

Stainless Steels

At Radcliff wire we offer a large selection of stainless steel wire to choose from. Different types of stainless steel wire including: 302 stainless steel wire, 304 stainless steel wire, 316 stainless steel wire, 17/7 stainless steel wire, A286 stainless steel wire, Nitronic 32 stainless steel wire, Nitronic 50 stainless steel wire and 430 stainless steel wire, are available in all of the different tempers. All of the above exhibit different levels of magnetism, corrosion resistance, hardness, and resistance to intergranular corrosion following welding or stress relieving to fit each individual need.

Provided below are charts displaying the various properties and specifications of the types of stainless steel wire including, A286 stainless steel wire, 316 stainless steel wire, Nitronic 32 stainless steel wire, Nitronic 50 stainless steel wire and 430 stainless steel wire, that we sell. These charts should be of assistance in helping you decide which type of stainless steel wire is best for your application.

The Radcliff Wire staff is available to discuss your stainless steel wire specifications and needs to help you choose a type of wire best suited for your application and to give you the highest performance, reliability, and long life in your product.

Carbon Steels

At Radcliff wire we offer a large selection of high carbon steel wire to choose from. Different grades of high carbon spring steel wire include: HDMB wire, OTMB wire, Music wire, Chrome Silicon wire, and Chrome Vanadium wire as well as annealed carbon steel wire in a number of carbon ranges such as C1010, C1065, C1075 and C1095. All of the above perform slightly differently with different load tolerances, corrosion resistance, hardness, and resistance to corrosion following welding or stress relieving.

Provided below are charts displaying the various properties and specifications of the grades and types of steel wire we sell. These charts should be of assistance in helping you decide which type of steel wire is best for your application.

The Radcliff Wire staff is available to discuss your steel wire specifications and needs to help you choose a type of wire best suited for your application to give you the highest performance, reliability and long life in your product.

Nickel Alloys

At Radcliff Wire, we offer a large selection of Nickel alloy wire to choose from. These include different types of INCONEL wire, MONEL wire, HASTELLOY wire and NICKEL wire, all of which perform slightly differently with different load tolerances, corrosion resistance, hardness, and resistance to corrosion following welding or stress relieving.

Provided below are charts displaying the various properties and specifications of the types of nickel alloy wires we sell. These charts should be of assistance in helping you decide which alloy is best for your application.

The Radcliff Wire staff is available to discuss your wire specifications and needs to help you choose a nickel alloy or any other wire that is best suited for your application, to give you the highest performance, reliability, and long life in your product.

Aluminum

At Radcliff wire we offer a small selection of Aluminum wire to choose from. Different types of Aluminum wire including: Alloys 3003, 5056, and 6061. They are available in “as rolled” tempers only.

Provided below are charts displaying the various properties and specifications of the types of Aluminum wire we roll. These charts should be of assistance in helping you decide which type of Aluminum wire is best for your application.

The Radcliff Wire staff is available to discuss your Aluminum wire specifications and needs to help you choose a type of wire best suited for your application and to give you the highest performance, reliability, and long life in your product.