Aluminium bronze bushing

Aluminum bronze has higher strength and corrosion resistance compared to other bronze alloys.

These Aluminium bronze alloys are resistant to discoloration, have low corrosion rates at atmospheric conditions, have low oxidation rates at high temperatures, and have low reactivity with sulfur-containing compounds and other combustion tail gas products.

Aluminum bronze also resists the corrosion of seawater. The corrosion resistance of aluminum bronze comes from the aluminum in the alloy, which reacts with oxygen in the atmosphere to form a thin, tough alumina surface layer that acts as a corrosion barrier against copper-rich alloys.

The corrosion resistance can be improved by the addition of tin. Another notable feature of aluminum bronzes is their biostatic effect.

The aluminum bronzes copper component of the alloy prevents the colonization of Marine organisms such as algae, lichens, barnacles, and mussels, making it preferable to stainless steel or other non-copper alloys for applications where colonization is not required.

c95400 Aluminium bronze: suitable for important occasions requiring high strength, wear-resistance, and corrosion resistance,   and widely used in the chemical industry, ships, aircraft, and machine tools of gear, bearing, pumps and valves.