Metal products not produced from iron are an ever-increasing segment of the materials world. Copper (and copper alloys) and aluminum have been stalwart companions of iron-based alloys for centuries and are used both structurally, decoratively, and for their unique properties such as conductivity, low density, and corrosion resistance.

Other non-ferrous metals like nickel-based superalloys, cobalt alloys, zinc alloys, titanium alloys, and magnesium alloys have been developed for special markets and niche uses.

The materials experts at Rimkus have extensive experience with a broad range of systems containing non-ferrous metals and how those metals perform in specific environments. With extensive experience, the Rimkus team can work with any non-ferrous metal in any environment, such as:

• Copper tubing and brass fittings in potable water systems
• Copper tubing in HVAC (Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning) systems
• Structural aluminum components in multiple applications
• Aluminum alloy bicycle components
• Die-cast zinc plumbing fittings and components
• Titanium biomedical implants
• Titanium-headed hammers
• Cobalt alloyed gate valves
• Magnesium housing assemblies