Steel
Used in the construction of several aeronautical components, steel is valued for its durability. Discover all our alloys!
Aerospace Aluminum
Aluminum is widely used in aerospace due to its lightness. Aerospace-grade aluminum alloys can include silicon, magnesium, or copper to maximize the weight/strength ratio, reducing fuel consumption. The use of alloys like aluminum 2024 or 7075, for example, is common : their fatigue resistance and ease of processing contribute to the efficiency and safety of airplanes.
Our aluminum alloys
Discover all our aluminum alloys, order the one you want online, or learn more about these grades.
Customized products and services
We are committed to living up to the trust that more than 1600 clients have placed in us by offering them customized services and products. Our fleet of 60 machines enables us to efficiently and quickly meet their outsourcing needs. And with over 10,000 listed products and a stock of 6500 tons, we ensure a continuous and secure supply availability.
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Stainless steel
Stainless steel and its alloys are appreciated in aviation for their resistance to corrosion and oxidation. Find the alloy of your choice here!
Aluminum
Aluminum is one of the most widely used materials in aviation, especially for its lightweight nature and machinability. Explore our alloys.
Cobalt
Cobalt alloys exhibit interesting properties for aerospace applications such as wear resistance, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance.
Copper
Copper is one of the best electrical conductors among metals : a preferred material for electronic components in aerospace.
Nickel
Nickel superalloys, known for their exceptional strength, are often used in aircraft engines. Get more information on their alloys.
Titanium
Titanium is used in the composition of various aircraft structural components. Its lightweight nature makes it a valuable metal for the industry. Learn more about its alloys!
Plastic
Flexibility in design, lightweight, and electrical insulation make plastic a preferred component for non-structural parts in aeroplanes.